Kia ora team,
Have an issue that seems to be a bug and can now replicate it on demand.
Got my colleague to replicate it in his drawings also.
Working in metric. Using same plant.
Place plant. Use the tool Copy along line. Works fine, spacing all correct.
Place or use same plant. Change to Array tool. Use rect. or tri. array. All good. Spacing correct.
Switch back to Copy along line tool and the spacing reduces 100000%
(Have to use keyboard commands D to change spacing to original ).
Checked Units, insertion scale still correct.
Closing and reopening the drawing resets it, but then it occurs again when the same process followed.
Any quick fix, or something we can do to avoid?
Have an issue that seems to be a bug and can now replicate it on demand.
Got my colleague to replicate it in his drawings also.
Working in metric. Using same plant.
Place plant. Use the tool Copy along line. Works fine, spacing all correct.
Place or use same plant. Change to Array tool. Use rect. or tri. array. All good. Spacing correct.
Switch back to Copy along line tool and the spacing reduces 100000%
(Have to use keyboard commands D to change spacing to original ).
Checked Units, insertion scale still correct.
Closing and reopening the drawing resets it, but then it occurs again when the same process followed.
Any quick fix, or something we can do to avoid?
Gareth Hooton
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Bug — 1 month ago
Gareth,
Thanks for pointing this out. Both Array and Copy Along were using the same memory of copy spacing, yet one was storing the value in Modelspace units (mm), and the other was keeping it in the units entered (Meters). So in a Meter plan, it would work fine, this would only be an issue in mm or cm plans.
But it was a quick fix! This will part of the update shipping today.
Have a great weekend!
--J
Thanks for pointing this out. Both Array and Copy Along were using the same memory of copy spacing, yet one was storing the value in Modelspace units (mm), and the other was keeping it in the units entered (Meters). So in a Meter plan, it would work fine, this would only be an issue in mm or cm plans.
But it was a quick fix! This will part of the update shipping today.
Have a great weekend!
--J
Thanks Jeremiah, much appreciated.
Another annoyance that has happened in some drawings when placing a Plant Schedule, the Defpoints layer turns off on placement.
Unfortunately I haven't figured out how to replicate what I did for this to happen.
Is this a setting that is able to be changed?
Another annoyance that has happened in some drawings when placing a Plant Schedule, the Defpoints layer turns off on placement.
Unfortunately I haven't figured out how to replicate what I did for this to happen.
Is this a setting that is able to be changed?
Gareth,
It turns the layer off only if there is nothing on the layer.
So if you put anything on the layer it will keep it turned on.
--J
It turns the layer off only if there is nothing on the layer.
So if you put anything on the layer it will keep it turned on.
--J
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