grid on fill

[Anonymous]

Hi all,
sorry for my english, it might be difficult to understand.

When creating a fill with transparency, a 'helping' grid appears marking the center of the screen (vertical and horizontal axes). When I move the view, the axes move always along. I attach a picture.

It is very annoying for clients to see this on the screen. I have tried to turn off all the View---Trace/Guide/Grid Options, but it is still there.

Does someone have any suggestion on how to turn it off?

Thanks in advance,

[Erwin Edel]

Could be the fill handles.

Go to: View > On Screen View Options > Fill Handles

[Anonymous]

No, they are disabled...

[Erwin Edel]

Try: View > Grid Display

That might be it

[Anonymous]

All View options are disabled. Picture:

[Erwin Edel]

Rightclick ruler and turn of cursor projection? I'm running out of ideas here

[Anonymous]

It doesn't work
Thank you for your help Erwin

[luciant]

I have the same problem as do others in my office. Have not found a solution. We are all on Macs.

[Laszlo Nagy]

Could it be a graphics card driver problem?
You guys might try updating to the latest driver, hopefully that helps.

[DGSketcher]

I get it on my Mac as well. Not a problem, easy to ignore and I've never seen it affect my output. I'm sure it is a graphics issue rather than some AC entity manifesting itself.

[Brad Elliott]

Yep, on my Mac as well. I also just ignored it though now I'm seeing it again after reading this.

[Erika Epstein]

Same here on my macs. I only see the grid when a fill(s) is selected. Not visible when printing as pointed out by others.
My graphics card is
NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB

[Anonymous]

This is an unacceptable issue in a DRAFTING PROGRAM. PHANTOM lines are a HUGE distraction when in plan section or elevation. This needs to be addressed soon. I have been told that it was a Mac OS issues from tech support. That was like two years ago(VERSION 18). Happens on all my Apple machines (iMacs, Laptops, Towers, Cinema Displays and Retina displays. We work with lines all day. The last thing I need are a bunch of crap confusing an already complex drawing.
A preemptive thanks for making an awesome product better.
A LOYAL user since 8

[Stress Co_]

Appeared when I upgraded to AC 18.

I just tested and it doesn't occur in AC15, AC16 or AC17,
but it does in AC 18, AC19 and AC20.

[Anonymous]

I have noticed that this occurs when % fills are used.
Have not noticed it on my PC but have on Mac (differing OSs with different display subsystems), similar issue also visible when viewing transparency on PDF in Acrobat so probably not AC problem
Scott

[Katalin Borszeki]

Hi All, this issue is caused by a bug. Its entered into our database to be fixed with a high priority! Thanks, k

[Stress Co_]

Disappointing to find this is still an issue with AC21.
Somewhere along the line, it got worse... instead of just the X & Y axis, there
is now: A axis & multiple Y axes.

[Stress Co_]

Fixed with AC22