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I had scale on my title blocks working fine but now it has changed to 'as indicated'. It looks to be because I now have a legend on the sheet. How can I get this back to normal so it only reads the view and not the legend.
Thanks
Last edited by joewallace; December 5, 2016, 02:00 PM.
Any time you have multiple Views with different scales, you'll get "As Indicated"
Other than changing your Legend to match the scale of the other View, I don't believe you can force the Sheet to a specific scale.
Dave Plumb
BWBR Architects; St Paul, MN
CADsplaining: When a BIM rookie tells you how you should have done something.
We use three instance visibility checkboxes controlling the display of one label and two text boxes. Auto: displays the Scale label, plus one text element each for As Indicated and N.T.S. The user has to check the right one for each sheet.
In fact we are trialing a new title sheet that does away with the scale figure in the border and relies on the ones in the view titles.
I like the option to have an alternate scale text. We also make the key plan a generic annotation that is nested into the titleblock with some preset hatch areas on visibility checkboxes instead of trying to keep it a live view on each sheet.
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