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Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

  • 1.  Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-23-2021 09:27
    Please. Someone. Give me a cogent reason why this command zooms extents? Is there a way to stop it doing that?

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    Marshall Cant
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  • 2.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-23-2021 11:19

    Earlier this year, someone asked on this thread why TBC was doing zoom extents after every command.

    Someone else answered to check the "Zoom Extents when the filter changes" button that's next to the "Isolate Layer" button in the View Filter Manager.

    That apparently fixed their problem - so maybe it'll fix yours?

    Out of curiosity, I've tried to reproduce this behavior (auto-zoom-extents triggering on any command change) in v5.31, and can't.

    With both buttons "on" and creating linestrings in the selected layer, it never auto-zoom-extents.  Likewise, running Toggle Line Marking on and off, via both the status bar button and from the Command Pane, it never auto-zoom-extents.

    Have you had this trouble since you upgraded to v5.40?



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    Quan Mueller
    Revenant Solutions - TML Development
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  • 3.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-23-2021 11:28
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    Quan: The "zoom extents" beside the Isolate Layer is not turned on. Yes, this started happening on version 5.4. See attached.

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    Marshall Cant
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  • 4.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-23-2021 16:38
    I installed TBC v5.40 (no patch).
    I created a blank VCE, created 2 linestrings.
    I can confirm that Toggle Line Marking now zooms to extents afterwards.
    This happens regardless of whether one or none of the linestrings are selected.

    Neither v5.40 nor v5.40.1 Release Notes mention Toggle Line Marking.

    Marshall - To answer one of your original questions - I can't think of any reason why it should do this.

    When reading marking, I'd expect to be zoomed into a specific area of linework, not zoomed out to see the entire site.  I would hope that this is an unintentional side effect.

    Have you tried the v5.40.1 patch?  If the problem is still there, I would definitely submit this as a bug.

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    Quan Mueller
    Revenant Solutions - TML Development
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  • 5.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-23-2021 16:50
    Quan: I installed the hot fix and it still happens.

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    Marshall Cant
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  • 6.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-24-2021 04:54
    I despise this new behavior. Makes using line marking, which are absolutely necessary, very unproductive. 

    @Sanjeev Saha , @Gary Lantaff We deal in big jobs fellas with lots and lots of information. Feature and behavior changes may work fine in small sample sets, now apply them to real world production scenarios with massive amounts of data. You need to trust us when we tell you.... not so good. 

    Please don't ignore us.
    Please fix this soon.  ​​

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    Richard Tyndall
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  • 7.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 03-25-2021 07:21
    @Ed Levandoski @John Lewis - additional information posted above for the requested bug report submittal. ​​

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    Richard Tyndall
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  • 8.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 06-21-2023 14:41

    Toggle Line Marking is a useful feature that allows quick highlighting or selection of specific lines or objects in a design or drawing software. The reason it often zooms to extents is to ensure that all marked lines are visible and easily accessible, enabling users to work efficiently with the selected elements without having to manually adjust the zoom level.



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    Soniya Dey
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  • 9.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 01-31-2025 08:48

    Toggle Line Marking automatically adjusts the zoom to fit all marked lines within view, improving visibility and navigation. It streamlines workflow, reducing manual zooming and enhancing efficiency in managing marked elements.



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    henry joe
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  • 10.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 02-06-2025 14:14

    Toggle line marking feature is incredibly helpful to improve workflow efficiency in design or drawing software. By zoom to zoom automatically, it ensures that all the selected elements are clearly visible and accessible, saving time and effort. This functionality increases accuracy and ease when working with complex designs.



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    vance tube
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  • 11.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 06-21-2023 14:41

    Hi Uncle,

    Toggle Line Marking zooms extent to quickly fit all marked lines within the visible area, enhancing visibility and facilitating efficient navigation in the current view.



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    Soniya Dey
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  • 12.  RE: Why Does Toggle Line Marking Zoom Extents?

    Posted 06-21-2023 16:55

    Using TBC every day, with a team of 4 using it every day, I have no idea who would truly have a use for that. When I want to see line markings, it's for a specific set of lines in my view area. Why would anyone want to see every line with a line marking on it with zoom extents? That's SO many line markings. Also, this is a very old thread and I believe it was a bug that was resolved!



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    Adam Bower
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