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Windows 10 PC, 64 GB RAM, 8TB SSD
NVIDIA RTX 3070
Illustrator 28.5
When I am working on a drawing and I need to zoom way in to work on some detail, before I can modify the detail, the entire screen shifts. I cannot tell if it always shifts in the same direction or the same amount.When it shifts, I cannot see where I am so I have to use CTRL-0 and find the place again.
Could there be some setting causing this??? Plugin?
Thanks.
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Windows 10 PC, 64 GB RAM, 8TB SSD @NVIDIA RTX 3070
Illustrator 28.5
When I am working on a drawing and I need to zoom way in to work on some detail, before I can modify the detail, the entire screen shifts. I cannot tell if it always shifts in the same direction or the same amount.When it shifts, I cannot see where I am so I have to use CTRL-0 and find the place again.
Could there be some setting causing this??? Plugin?
Thanks.
By @DanBo948
Hello,
It sounds frustrating to have your screen shift unexpectedly while zooming in on details in Illustrator. Here are a few things you can try to resolve this issue:
Disable GPU Performance:
Go to Edit > Preferences > Performance.
Uncheck the GPU Performance option and see if this helps.
Adjust Zoom Preferences:
Go to Edit > Preferences > General.
Check the Zoom to Selection option. This can help keep the focus on the area you’re working on.
Turn Off Animated Zoom:
Go to Edit > Preferences > Performance.
Uncheck the Animated Zoom option. This can sometimes cause unexpected behavior.
Update Graphics Drivers:
Ensure your NVIDIA RTX 3070 drivers are up to date. Sometimes, outdated drivers can cause performance issues.
Check for Software Updates:
Make sure Illustrator is updated to the latest version. Adobe frequently releases updates that fix bugs and improve performance.
Disable Rulers:
If you have rulers enabled, try disabling them by pressing Ctrl + R. This has been known to improve performance and reduce lag.
Best Regards,
florence023