Elevation table: issue with layout scale

Elevation table: issue with layout scale

f_paccapelo
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Elevation table: issue with layout scale

f_paccapelo
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Hi everyone

the layout scale of the table seems not to work properly inside the layout view. 

Even though I made sure that the annotation scale corresponds to the view scale, when I view the print preview the table is shifted and at an off-scale... and consequently it is not printed correctly.

It seems that the table does not respond correctly to the layout settings I wanted, behaving in a graphically unstable manner.

Any suggestions on this? 

 

Thank you!

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v-silvestre
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Hi @f_paccapelo, is it possible to upload the file?

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f_paccapelo
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Shure!

From the link below you can download the file

 

https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/397f6ac9-879c-4d28-9868-1e7594930488

 

You will find the ground surface in the triangle and color graduation style and nex to it the elevation table.

 

Thank you Silvestre

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cwr001
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What version of Civil3d are you using? It does seem to work for me (see attached *.pdf).

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f_paccapelo
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Civil 3d 2024 with italian Country Kit

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v-silvestre
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Thanks for uploading.  It looks correct when printed for me as well  (C3D 2023).  I did notice that the viewport for the table was unlocked and not a specific scale; after matching the plan view scale (1:500) and a regen:

 

v_silvestre_1-1697203713947.png

 

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cwr001
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I've also tested it with 2024 now and it still works for me. Can you post a screenshot of your issue?

(I do however recall Civil3d-tables acting weird in the past and I'm still not sure what's Autodesks thought process behind implementing tables the way they did (why would I want scale-dependent tables that need a viewport to be brought into the layout) but that's a rant for another day. :))

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