A small issue with CAD views, but great utility
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For CAD drawings, double-clicking the small scroll wheel in the middle of the mouse usually centers the view. However, I’m not sure how to set this up for the current drawing – double-clicking the scroll wheel causes the image to shift out of place. Since this relates to batch printing, I hope someone experienced can give me some advice
There should be other content in your image; just delete it
I’m hearing this statement for the first time: double-clicking the small scroll wheel in the middle of the mouse will center the view. I’ve learned something new
Learn more through communication; once the mouse settings are adjusted so that the drawing speed matches one’s thinking pace, it becomes possible to keep up.
This issue occurs because there are small graphic elements along the edges, and the base point wasn’t set correctly when those elements were inserted; deleting them will resolve it
As thought above, there seems to be other content in your drawings. Because this centering places all the objects on the drawing at the screen display position. Find the extra objects and delete them.
Nothing else can be seen in the diagram, but if you choose to paste it, you’ll find many blue blocks in other areas. When pasting it into a new CAD file, some elements are missing. Has anyone encountered this before?
After selecting all, deselect the contents of the drawing, then delete the remaining items to see how it works