2024-04-10 02:17 AM - last edited on 2024-04-16 11:53 PM by Laszlo Nagy
Became aware of an interesting bug(?) when placing Interior Elevations onto a layout.
It might also be affecting other view types but unsure.
If the corresponding source view is open in the background, the placed view then has an unknown graphic override applied.
However, once the source view is closed, and the drawing manually updated, the layout displays correctly.
And then if we reopen the view, the view automatically updates and reverts back to having a graphic override active.
Attached are a pair of screen grabs showing the view 'DDA-S' open in the background and closed (visible in the tabs above), and how its placed view appears on the layout. Anyone have any thoughts on this? It's a relatively minor bug as we can ensure we close all open views prior to publishing, but would rather avoid it from happening in the first place.
Our office just updated to 27.2, but has occurred prior to the update according to my colleague who was utilizing IE's heavily the past few weeks. It may also be affecting other view types, as I had a a similar issue with 3D Documents last week, but have since resolved it by tweaking that particular graphic override combination.
Operating system used: Mac Intel-based 14.2.1
2024-04-10 06:15 AM
Life saver...!!!
I just had the very same problem and could not for the life of me figure out what was wrong.
Works just like you wrote, as soon as I close the viewport window and update the layout it all becomes normal again.