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Alternate position view scale mismatch when export to DXF
Posted: Wed May 12, 2021 3:52 am
by sergio.monti
Hi all, I have a drawing of the top view of a cabinet showing the front door open in an alternate position.
I found an error in the alternate position view when exporting to DXF only. SW drawing and export to PDF are correct.
Here below is shown what I see in the SW drawing and PDF
and this is what is shown in the DXF
The alternative position view in dashed lines is scaled with respect to the main view.
I get the same behaviour if I try to convert the view to sketch...
Any suggestion?
Unfortuntely I cannot share the file.
Re: Alternate position view scale mismatch when export to DXF
Posted: Wed May 12, 2021 7:23 am
by josh
Try running this macro and see if it helps. If I remember right, you have to select the view then run the macro.
Re: Alternate position view scale mismatch when export to DXF
Posted: Wed May 12, 2021 7:49 am
by zwei
Did you get the following error when you are exporting?
- image.png (8.03 KiB) Viewed 898 times
DId you change your view scale after inserting the alternative view? If i remember correctly, alternative view will cause some issue sometimes if you change the view scale after inserting the alternative view.
Can you try deleting the alternative view and re-adding the same alternative view and export again?
Re: Alternate position view scale mismatch when export to DXF
Posted: Thu May 13, 2021 2:32 am
by sergio.monti
Did you get the following error when you are exporting?
image.png
Yes, I got that message and it sounded weird to me!
Yes I changed scale after inserting the alternte position view.
I solved the problem by removing the alternate pos view and applying it again.
Re: Alternate position view scale mismatch when export to DXF
Posted: Thu May 13, 2021 2:37 am
by sergio.monti
Try running this macro and see if it helps. If I remember right, you have to select the view then run the macro.
As it was a very simple drwing, I solved the problem by removing the alternate pos view and applying it again.
Thank Josh for sharing the macro, it could be very useful in future.