When the drawing of a sheet metal was opened, the views changed without any intervention on my part.
Let me explain, for example the "left" view has changed to the "back" view.
When I open the "view palette", if I update it, the views return to normal in the view palette but not in the drawing.
See below the screenshots:
Image 1, while opening the file (not updated, the views are still correct)
image 2, after opening and updated (the views are bad and offset)
Image 3, View Palette Not Updated
Image 4, View Palette After Updating
Do you have a solution?
Also, if it can be a track, the view palette doesn't work anymore (clicking doesn't open it, as if I wasn't doing anything) when I open the file in 3D.
Maybe I'm kicking an open door... but if there has been no modification of the 3D, only the configuration of the document can explain its "movements" of views.
I'm thinking directly of the transition from Europe to USA in the properties of the sheet, which reverses the direction of projection of the projected views?
It's weird, it feels like a redefinition of the views in the room. Try to put the original views back in the room (4th icon from the left, menu called by the default space bar):
Nevertheless, I found a difference between the two "drawing views".
The view that "bugs" (and all those that have "bugged") does not have an "Orientation" tab, so it is projected from another view, see in PJ (view that has changed on the left, new view on the right).
I don't know what this means, maybe there was a bad handling by the former cartoonist and he deleted the "parent" view? It doesn't explain the sudden change of orientation but it would explain why I can't change the views manually anymore?
