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    Default zooming automatically in a viewport

    I've inherited as-builts for a job from another outfit (bad feelings all around ), and the goal is to do some minimal changes fo a small addition and modify some drainage pipes and structures. The source drawings have been bound, so _everything_ in in the one model file, multiple phases, old existing, demo, etc etc.

    my problem is, when I double click in a locked viewport, the model space vanishes (apparently zooming way the heck & gone) evidently something is set in the drawing to force a zoom extents.

    ideas on what I'm doing wrong?

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    Default Re: zooming automatically in a viewport

    Check UCSFOLLOW sysvar (Drawing saved):

    https://knowledge.autodesk.com/suppo...o-extents.html


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    Default Re: zooming automatically in a viewport

    set to zero, and UCS is world, and always has been.

    still dble-clicking into a viewport does a Zoom E automatically. going back to Paper space does not restore the previous viewvpmin

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    Default Re: zooming automatically in a viewport

    Interesting - does this also happen in a new Viewport in same Layout, or in new Layout, by chance (in same drawing)?

    If that still suffers the undesired behavior, what about WBLOCK entire drawing?
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    Default Re: zooming automatically in a viewport

    This job finally came back -- seems to be some type of corruption in the viewport object -- best fix has been to create a new viewport (save the modelspace view in the old bad biewport, and set it current in the new one, delete the old and drag new over.)

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    Glad you got it sorted.
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