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Can anyone tell me why a standard block, created by autodesk (a dynamic arrow with gradiated hatch to be exact), shows in model space but not in the viewport.
It's not on a frozen layer or non print layer.
i am using Autocad LT 2009
Creative Intentions AutoCAD Certified Professional Win 10 Pro 64bit, HP ZBook 17
OMG... thank you soooooo much. I've researched on this problem for so long online and basically tried everything I could get my hands on, but only yours worked. What a genius. Thank you so much!
Same problem with objects not showing up in layout view ports. Annotation visibility was set to show annotative objects for current scale only, clicked the button and it changes to show annotative objects at all scales, problem solved.
I am using 2016 and just starting to work with attributes in paperspace. This is the solution I have been searching for but looking in the wrong place. It was so frustrating to find the solution under help I gave up and exploded the block to get the job done.
I created a dynamic block in a separate drawing and pasted it into my model space. I also can't see it in the paper space viewport. tried the various fixes suggested in this thread but no success yet.
If I create a new viewport I see your content in the upper left corner: a quicker fix than wasting time with an existing viewport that doesn't work.
FWIW In modelspace, Zoom Extents, watch your content practically disappear to the top right corner. Now delete the offending objects at the opposite end.
LAYOUT tab when you are in a layout: Viewport tab is for modelspace only. Layout tab only shows up whe you are in a layout
Regardless.... MVIEW command is what you use to create new viewports in your layout if we are still talking about the same file and same viewport problem.
Although your solution works, I figured out that the root cause of the issue is that the elements in the block originate from different layers and still somehow carry reference to them although the new block is assigned to a different layer. My solution is to place all elements that will form part of the block in layer "0" before actually creating the block. Then just make sure Layer "0" is switched on in the viewport together with the layer I want to place the particular block in.
Perfect. Easy solution. My arrows were not showing up in paperspace. I followed your simple instructions and it worked. Thanks.
@Anonymous wrote:
The Architect at my work had the same problem with this today and i figured it out just by fluke
type in ANNOALLVISIBLE. it should auto fill set it from 0 to 1 and you should be good to go. btw you need to be in paper space to do this and you need to do it to every layout.
I had the same problem with blocks not showing up on the paper space and tried everything that was mentioned in the message above. Nothing worked for me.
By trial and error I figured what the problem was - it is the pen type the block was created in. the pen type was set to a pen that does not print in the current plotstyle.
So make sure you are using a pen type that is visible/plottable.
