(2016-11-19, 22:04)Trevor Sandy Wrote:(2016-11-19, 20:23)Merlijn Wissink Wrote: Also, another bug I discovered today (although I haven't verified/investigated this one: my model has the first 1/3 of the instructions in portrait mode, the 2nd 1/3 in landscape mode and the last 1/3 in portrait again. When I export however, the first 1/3 is correctly portait, the 2nd 1/3 is correctly landscape, but the last 1/3 is still landscape and doesn't go back to portrait (and thus a lot of stuff is cut off).
Ah, mixed orientation export. Be sure your 2nd and 3rd orientation meta commands are global.
Below is an example model that starts with portrait, then landscape, then back to portrait. Copy, save and let me know if your installation properly processes this content ?
Cheers,
Well, aside from if that works or not, the editor correctly showed portrait/landscape/portrait so the exporter didn't export 100% the same as shown. So there's at least something wrong
My situation: I have a model with 1 big submodel that has the landscape orientation. The rest of the model is just portrait. I added a 2nd '0 !LPUB PAGE ORIENTATION GLOBAL PORTRAIT' command on the step that the submodel was added, this fixes the export problem mostly. The 3rd 1/3 now correctly exports to portrait again, except for the first page (where the landscape model is added into the main model); that one is still landscape (and again, the editor shows it as portrait...). I could send you the file if you want.