DRAWING EXTENTS TOO LARGE

DRAWING EXTENTS TOO LARGE

jdfnnl
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DRAWING EXTENTS TOO LARGE

jdfnnl
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I am working to create a new block but when zooming all with only one object, the screen zooms to extents much larger than the object being examined. Attached is a drawing saved from the block editor. Is there a way to have the zoom all command stay within the bounds of the subject object?

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ChicagoLooper
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Hello @jdfnnl 

Thank you for uploading your drawing for troubleshooting. I have opened it and I cannot replicate the 'far out' zoom level.

 

Zoom extents is restricted to the vertical,  cyan colored line. The behavior is as expected. Did you upload the correct drawing?

Chicagolooper

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pendean
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@jdfnnl wrote:

...Attached is a drawing saved from the block editor...


That might mean the culprit is not what you posted, but elsewhere in your DWG file.

pendean_0-1681766529389.png

 

 

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RobDraw
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"What is the difference between zoom all and zoom extents in AutoCAD?
 
If you have a small circle on the screen and you perform a Zoom Extents, AutoCAD will zoom in on the circle. AutoCAD won't care what your limits are set to in calculating the display of a Zoom Extents. Zoom All, on the other hand, will zoom out to the extents of the objects or to the limits-whichever is larger."

Rob

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