Rhino 8 - Clipping drawing misplaced background

Hi all,

I am facing issues related to the clipping drawings: for some clipping plane, the Background layers are slightly moved from the cut layers (Curve, Hatch, Solid).
I can’t figure out what triggers this issue as for some clipping planes/drawings it worked all fine.

The model is a 16m*16m building relatively well detailed (file size: 400mb) from which I try to export dynamic plans and sections.

Anyone experienced that?
Thanks for the help.

System:
Rhino 8 SR3 2024-1-9 (Rhino 8, 8.3.24009.15001
Windows 10
.NET 7.0.11
16GB RAM and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB

…another exemple here from a plan view.
One thing I noticed is that the “shift” happens following X or Y axis (it is perfectly vertical here in plan) (on the section showed above, the shift is also perfectly to the right). By that I mean that it doesn’t follow a random direction.

Hi Romain -

I haven’t seen any reports of this behavior before. If you copy a few objects to a new file, can you than still reproduce the issue? If so, please attach a sample 3dm file that we can take a closer look at.
Alternatively, you could upload the 400mb file here → Rhino Accounts. Make sure to copy the link to this thread in the comments field if you use that option.
-wim

Hi Wim,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I kept investigating as suggested:

  • Put some objects from the model to a new file → no issue on couple Clipping Drawings
  • Added heavier pieces (like that mesh roof, which consists of a group of 1300 mesh boxes + 2000 curves) → issue came back when I updated the CD

Try working the otherway around on my main file :

  • Removed the roof group from the Clipping Planes forming the failed CD > still issues
  • Removed some curved terrain surfaces from the CP forming the failed CD > the CD was finally right again

Is it possible that the issue is “performance” related ? It seems that the CD fails only when cutting a lot of / complex pieces. I don’t seem to have issues when cutting simpler/polygonal objects.

Here is an extract where you still see the failed CD.

Thanks,
Romain
2024_02_01_Execution_debug.3dm (7.6 MB)

Hello,

I wanted to jump in and say I’m seeing the same behavior in a particularly dense model.

Romain - I did find a short term workaround which is: instead of using the update clipping planes command if you just move your section plane in your viewport it seems to update the content without the ‘shifting’.

Wim - if it’s helpful I can provide my model as well.

Thanks,
Max

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bump - same issue happening to me on v8.6.24086.11001

This occurred seemingly at random after running UpdateClippingDrawings - previously this drawing had updated with no issues. I can recreate it but its frustrating to have to reapply detail-specific print settings on multiple layouts.

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same issue here on Version 8 SR6 (8.6.24101.5001, 2024-04-10),
first clippingdrawing worked fine

second not so much

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Bump - Same Issue on Rhino 8 SR7 2024-5-17 8.7.24138.15431

image

not a very complicated model

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Hi all,
any fix for this?
same issue here

I was able to reproduce this with the EditClippingDrawings command
RH-84226 EditClippingDrawings: Offsets Background
-wim