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I have the same problem.
The first ConDoc tools installed on my system is ConDoc 4. There is no any previous version even been installed.
The work around is to set the “output resolution” to the same setting as the one in the File/Document Setup/Paper/Rendering Resolution.
But, this work around only works up to “Median” resolution. I will get the “there was a problem exporting the file.” if “High” resolution is set.
Since only “Median” resolution can be export, the dashed lines look broken on the exported PDF file.
It’s really painful. I’ve not be able to use ConDoc 4 to publish any plan document yet.
Josh
I have the same problem.
The first ConDoc tools installed on my system is ConDoc 4. There is no any previous version even been installed.
The work around is to set the “output resolution” to the same setting as the one in the File/Document Setup/Paper/Rendering Resolution.
But, this work around only works up to “Median” resolution. I will get the “there was a problem exporting the file.” if “High” resolution is set.
Since only “Median” resolution can be export, the dashed lines look broken on the exported PDF file.
It’s really painful. I’ve not be able to use ConDoc 4 to publish any plan document yet.
Josh
Hello Mike,
I have the same problem with the model created by myself. However, there is no problem with the garage example model.
My problem is more likely the camera view setting for scenes. I used “zoom extents” on all scenes the update the scene individually.
Heavy and light scenes align as expected but hatch A and B.
Why does plan generator not set the right camera view correctly by default?
Thanks,
Josh
Hello Mike,
I have the same problem with the model created by myself. However, there is no problem with the garage example model.
My problem is more likely the camera view setting for scenes. I used “zoom extents” on all scenes the update the scene individually.
Heavy and light scenes align as expected but hatch A and B.
Why does plan generator not set the right camera view correctly by default?
Thanks,
Josh
