2021-02-20 08:42 PM - last edited on 2023-05-19 10:06 PM by Gordana Radonic
2021-02-22 02:26 AM
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2021-02-22 02:34 AM - edited 2022-01-27 09:37 AM
There is a new option now with cropping where it doesn't show the drawing if you expand the crop.
You will find there is a setting in the drawing options to 'Crop Drawing to Frame'.
The drawing frame will have a dotted perimeter.
Turn this off so it is back to "Manually Resize Frame' and the frame will have a dashed perimeter.
You can also right click on the frame and choose to 'Un-crop Drawing'.
Also as you stretch the frame wider, you should see in the middle an option to "Update to Frame'.
Click on that and it will reset the drawing to the frame.
Barry.
2021-02-22 03:12 AM
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2022-01-26 06:10 AM - edited 2022-01-26 06:16 AM
Hi Barry, do i have to do this for every layout? im finding this crop function and having to update each time we resize the frame incredibly annoying. Is there a global toggle to turn off this?
2022-01-27 09:46 AM
I think you will find this is the default setting for all drawings by default.
So you will need to select all of the drawings and change the setting.
The good news is you can select the parent folder of the layouts in Navigator/Organiser and right mouse click to 'uncrop drawings'.
Or you can select multiple subsets at once.
Don't forget to change the default settings for the Drawing tool so new drawings you add to a layout are not also set as cropped.
Barry.