Viewport size warning is wrecking havoc when publishing a set og PDF's

[Kaare Baekgaard]

Something has changed and  am not sure what.

 

When I try to publish a multi-page PDF, I get an unwanted size warning, and it is a small disaster, because it stops the publishing process for every sheet and destroys my workflow.

 

I have searched my settings in vain. How do I stop this calamity?

 

By the way, the answer to the question is never ever "no", so what is the point?

 

Best regard, Kaare

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 16, 2023 by Kaare Baekgaard

[Pat Stanford]

Do you have Rasetize PDF set in the Publish to Option?

 

[Kaare Baekgaard]

Thanks for the answer.

 

I do not.

I have full page viewports at 216 dpi, but I have used this setting for more than a decade.

I will try to reboot/reinstall unless it is a new "feature"

If that is indeed the case, i will have to revert to an earlier version of the program.

 

So is it likely to be a "feature"?

 

Best regards, Kaare

[bcd]

As a test maybe you could try to:

• Publish a blank sheet
• Publish a sheet with only the TItleBlock
• Edit the Viewport crop and be sure it's Closed
• Crop the Viewport by 1" all round and republish

 

 

[Hernan]

@Kaare Baekgaard This was implemented as an optimization to catch cases when users would attempt to update a raster viewport that might result in a very large image, e.g. if the viewport has a very large scale (much larger than the page bounds) or would otherwise result in an image over 150 Megapixels (actually a full "US Arch E" 36"x48" page at 300 dpi). We left the option to answer "Yes" in case the user knows what they're doing, maybe they're only slightly over the size, or have a massive amount of RAM or VRAM.

 

Is one or more of your viewports resulting in such a large image?

[bcd]

Could it be that there is one Sheet Layer that's causing the issue?

Maybe try to isolate it by publishing a reduced set.