Viewport size changing issue

Viewport size changing issue

w64bit
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Viewport size changing issue

w64bit
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When modify the dimensions for a viewport using properties or quick properties windows:

- if you modify the width, the viewport scale is preserved (all OK)

- if you modify the height, the content is fitted taking into account the new height and the scale is changed (not OK AT ALL)

Can this be fixed?

 

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Ed__Jobe
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If you want to report a bug, you can do it here.

Ed


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w64bit
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Reported many times over the years.

No result.

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RobDraw
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Have you tried locking the viewport before changing the size? It's a good idea to lock your viewports once the scale is set and is a part of any decent drafting standard manual.


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w64bit
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Tried.

The same.

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RobDraw
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That's not good at all. 


Rob

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ChrisPreece
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Hi @w64bit,

 

That is an interesting discovery for sure. I'll bring it to the attention of my team and see if anyone knows a reason for this to be the case. In the meantime, there are some simple workarounds available: use the corner grips on the viewport to modify height/width, or reset the scale of your viewport after modifying the height in the properties panel. 

 

If this post answers your question or solves your issue, please click Accept as Solution so others in the community can find it easily.

 



Chris Preece

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w64bit
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2024. The problem is still here.

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RobDraw
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Some people say that the definition of insanity is doing exactly the same thing and expecting different results.

 

Do you need to be shown how to avoid this?


Rob

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w64bit
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Please read post 7.

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RobDraw
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And?.... 

 

I see that they suggest avoiding it.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.