We just came across an odd printing issue with 2019 where the depth of the perspective is almost pulled forward (towards the camera) when the view is printed. I've attached a couple of images to illustrate. The view is cropped... and the file was upgraded from 2018. We're using Bluebeam (2015) to produce the PDF's... I have not tested with any other PDF printers yet. Basically the is being cut off at a certain point. Has anyone else seen this, or have any insight?
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Revit 2019 - Perspective 3D View / Depth of View Printing Issue
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It looks like it is tilting towards the front(the observer). this would be normal in perspective where you have a bird's eye view towards the subject in matter.
My suggestion would be to try and sliiiiiiiightly tilt the perspective towards the back, until all the vertical lines are vertical. Unfortunately I don't know any command that could do this automatically, rather just try and see.
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Make sure that far clip is turned off and try printing raster if that doesn't do it.Scott D. Brown, AIA | Senior Project Manager | Beck Group
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