Inventor Drawing View Overlapping causing color to disappear

[KaynePellegrino]

 For some reason, when in the drawing in Inventor (Image Attached [ Inventor drawing - In Inventor]), the overlapping views look fine and the views are shaded how they should. But once I print it to PDF or straight to a printer, the areas of the views that overlap cause the lower level views to lose color (Image Attached [Inventor Drawing - Printed to PDF]).

    I'm not sure if this is a bug, or a setting issue. But it's been like this for a few weeks and I'm not sure what to do.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

This may be caused by the "Deferupdate" of the drawing.

Is this the case for you?

[KaynePellegrino]

I am not sure what the 'Deferupdate' is

[nautinox]

I have the same problem.
It's clearly a bug (I've been working with Inventor for 20 years and this problem has never occurred).
I haven't found any way around it.

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! This is a known bug (INVGEN-81003). It has been fixed in our internal build. We are in the process of integrating the fix to the coming 2025.3 update.

Many thanks!

[Raksmey.wat4SUTC]

You can avoid this for now by saving the print to PDF and print it from there.

[KaynePellegrino]

It still does it even when I print to PDF

[Raksmey.wat4SUTC]

Not the right way, you have to export to pdf. not microsoft print pdf.

Here what I did, I go to file> export>PDF 

then save it to my desk top. and it works, no discoloration.

Let me know if this work for you.

[Raksmey.wat4SUTC]

Not the right way, you have to export to pdf. not microsoft print pdf.

Here what I did, I go to file> export>PDF 

then save it to my desktop. and it works, no discoloration.

Let me know if this work for you.