cant save as pdf

cant save as pdf

LeanderTorres
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cant save as pdf

LeanderTorres
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Inventor gives this error when I try to print with views, also gives this error when I delete all the views.

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I coppied the views to an empty drawing and it can save as dxf.

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CGBenner
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@LeanderTorres 

Hi, from the warning message, it looks like one or more of your views have not fully loaded and are still in raster mode.  On your Manage Tab, do you see if the Update button is active?

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CGBenner
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@LeanderTorres Hello, do you still need help with this question?

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James_Willo
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Hi, there's a few ways here. 

You can right click the sheet and choose 'make all views precise.'

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You can double click single views and check if 'raster view' is selected. 

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A red line in the browser tells you which views are in raster state and you can right click them to make precise.

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James W
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LeanderTorres
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Hi,

 

All views are updated, all views are precise. Coppied all the views to a new idw and got it to work fine, bit annoying you can only copy 1 object type at a time.

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CGBenner
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@LeanderTorres 

I suspect that for some unknown reason, your original drawing became corrupted.  I'm glad that you were able to get this to work in a new drawing. I will mark you last post as the solution.

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