It happened also with me and I just copied the the whole model model to a new file and this issue disappeared
Note :I was working with my model with and older version then I updated to the latest release and it happens with it
@alfmelbev Hi there, I’ve just tried doing just that, using the model view as final. But I’m having issues when printing PDF’s, I’m using the standard Rhino PDF printer and the only Model view that looks correct is the one that is on the page I’m looking at, in the screen shots I activated the Print Dialogue while on Sheet #2:
I tested it and I got the following error: the sheet which I don’t have opened is printed with the cut plane of the level above, is it what happens to you? If it is not, please, could you tell me more details about the issues you are having and send me the file with the last modifications you made in it?
The printed PDF looks exactly like the screenshot above. So fills in any walls and the cutplane is somewhere I don’t recognize. Additionally there’s a couple of issues with joints when printing the live view. See the first screenshot and look at the corners of the exterior walls bottom and top left. Another issue that I’m facing is that some spaces don’t get printed with correct font, even though the preview is correct and they’re all made with the same style. I’ll send you the most recent file in 30 seconds.
We have just released a new version of VisualARQ (2.12.1) which fixes the error you reported here about printing spaces using the font “URW DIN Cond”. You can download the new version here.
Hi @rheinason, we have just released a new version of VisualARQ (2.13) which fixes an error you reported here about walls not being hatched in plan views.