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I'm experiencing a really weird issue with AC 2016 on my Mac. Since updating from 2014 a couple weeks ago, I cannot get it to plot correctly when using engineering scales. A document which plots normally when set to 1/8":1' or 1/4":1' goes completely off at 1:10 or 1:20. It actually gets larger when I select 20 scale than it is at 1/8", when it should get smaller. I've checked the scale settings and they are correct; 1:20 is one paper unit for 20 drawing units.
I tried creating an entirely new drawing and the results are the same. Everything measures out correctly but refuses to plot to scale.
I attached screenshots of the two different scale settings; use the pile of rocks and the word "Waste" in the center of the box in the 1/8th scale image, since the box outgrows the page at 20 scale. I also included a screen shot of the layout settings.
It's probably something really simple that I've overlooked, but any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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The 1/8" : 1' scale has scale factor 96:
Invert the fraction and multiply by 12. 8/1 x 12, you will get scale factor 96, but not 20.
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Hi @ jon_crowe,
Following up on your post were you able to adjust your scale settings to what you need it to be?
Please post back with any updates. Thanks

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Feel free to post back in the thread should you have any other questions.
Thanks.

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