Perpsective mode turns on in 3D whenever i Pan

[Marcus_GordonLJA2A]

Im not sure how it happened but whenever i pan in 3D, the view automatically turns to 'fly' and perspective mode. No matter what i have tried i cannot fix it. I have tried using the ViewCube and turning perspective to 0. Any other suggestions that could fix this?

[BhaskarMurari]

@Marcus_GordonLJA2A Can you check this Home View switches to perspective projection in AutoCAD.

Also you try Reset AutoCAD to its default settings. This can resolve unexpected behavior caused by corrupted settings. 

[imadHabash]

Hi and Welcome to AutoCAD Forum,

@Marcus_GordonLJA2A 

Would you try to turn on/off hardware acceleration from GRAPHICSCONFIG command and see if any changes.

[BhaskarMurari]

@Marcus_GordonLJA2A Was your issue resolved.

[manieshkumar.suresh]

Issue happening with all drawings

• Clicking anywhere on the View Cube should reset the coordinates of the view. However, if the View Cube setting 'Zoom to extents after view change' is deselected, then clicking the View Cube will not clear up the behavior.
• Change the visual mode to Perspective by right-clicking on the ViewCube - then change it back to parallel by either changing to 2D wireframe visual style or right-clicking on the ViewCube.
• Changing the current visual style to 2DWIREFRAME will fix the issue with the ZOOM command.
• Right-click on view cube and select ViewCube settings or enter the NAVVCUBE command.
  • Deactivate "Keep scene upright".

Issue is specific to particular file

• Type SCALELISTEDIT and use "Reset" to reset the scales to imperial or metric
• Type -PURGE -> regapps -> ENTER -> NO

[lauri_barnhart]

Hello, @Marcus_GordonLJA2A,

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