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After completing this video, you will be able to:
Transcript
00:05
View ports and a paper space layout serve as a window
00:08
to see the design content that is drawn in model space
00:11
with view ports.
00:12
You can display areas of a drawing at different scales, different orientations
00:17
and with different views all within the same layout.
00:21
After completing this video,
00:22
you'll be able to create layout view reports in paper space
00:27
open the aurora residence drawing provided in the data set.
00:32
Click on the overall plan layout tab this layout contains only a border.
00:37
We need to create a viewport in order to see the geometry
00:40
that we just saw in model space on the ribbon layout tab,
00:44
click the rectangular tool on the layout viewport panel.
00:49
The polygonal option can also be used for creating irregularly shaped view ports.
00:54
This allows you to create a closed poly line
00:57
which is used for the boundary of the viewport.
01:00
Click two points to create a rectangular shaped viewport by default,
01:05
a viewport created with this method will show the extent of the geometry
01:08
and model space use grips to adjust the corners of the viewport.
01:11
So that only the floor plan is visible,
01:13
select the triangular scale grip
01:16
and choose the scale 1/8 inch to a foot.
01:19
Use the square grip in the middle of the viewport to reposition it if needed.
01:23
Once a Viewport scale is established, it's a good idea to lock the viewport.
01:28
This ensures that while working inside the viewport,
01:30
any zooms and pans do not affect what you see in the viewport, right.
01:35
Click on the viewport and choose display locked and set it to. Yes.
01:39
Next, let's go to the kitchen plan layout
01:41
again. This layout needs a viewport for this layout.
01:44
We're going to insert a view that was created in models space
01:47
as a viewport in paper space on the ribbons layout tab,
01:51
click the insert view button on the layout.
01:53
Viewport panel from the view gallery,
01:55
choose kitchen plan and place the view in the middle of the sheet.
01:59
This view created in models space is inserted as a viewport with its scale
02:04
preassigned by the annotation scale that was current when the view was created.
02:08
Views created with this method are locked by default as indicated on the status bar.
02:13
When the viewport is selected, press escape to release the viewport.
02:16
Now we'll switch to the kitchen elevations layout tab for this layout,
02:20
we will create a viewport from an existing object on the ribbons layout, tab,
02:25
click the arrow beside the rectangular viewport and choose object.
02:30
Select the poly line that is on the sheet,
02:32
double click inside the viewport and on the ribbons view tab,
02:35
click the restore view, drop down and choose the kitchen elevations.
02:39
View lock the viewport by clicking the lock icon on the status bar,
02:44
click the model label on the status bar to close the viewport
02:48
when created properly,
02:49
view ports help you organize and communicate different parts of
02:52
your drawing flexibly in an efficient and effective way.
00:05
View ports and a paper space layout serve as a window
00:08
to see the design content that is drawn in model space
00:11
with view ports.
00:12
You can display areas of a drawing at different scales, different orientations
00:17
and with different views all within the same layout.
00:21
After completing this video,
00:22
you'll be able to create layout view reports in paper space
00:27
open the aurora residence drawing provided in the data set.
00:32
Click on the overall plan layout tab this layout contains only a border.
00:37
We need to create a viewport in order to see the geometry
00:40
that we just saw in model space on the ribbon layout tab,
00:44
click the rectangular tool on the layout viewport panel.
00:49
The polygonal option can also be used for creating irregularly shaped view ports.
00:54
This allows you to create a closed poly line
00:57
which is used for the boundary of the viewport.
01:00
Click two points to create a rectangular shaped viewport by default,
01:05
a viewport created with this method will show the extent of the geometry
01:08
and model space use grips to adjust the corners of the viewport.
01:11
So that only the floor plan is visible,
01:13
select the triangular scale grip
01:16
and choose the scale 1/8 inch to a foot.
01:19
Use the square grip in the middle of the viewport to reposition it if needed.
01:23
Once a Viewport scale is established, it's a good idea to lock the viewport.
01:28
This ensures that while working inside the viewport,
01:30
any zooms and pans do not affect what you see in the viewport, right.
01:35
Click on the viewport and choose display locked and set it to. Yes.
01:39
Next, let's go to the kitchen plan layout
01:41
again. This layout needs a viewport for this layout.
01:44
We're going to insert a view that was created in models space
01:47
as a viewport in paper space on the ribbons layout tab,
01:51
click the insert view button on the layout.
01:53
Viewport panel from the view gallery,
01:55
choose kitchen plan and place the view in the middle of the sheet.
01:59
This view created in models space is inserted as a viewport with its scale
02:04
preassigned by the annotation scale that was current when the view was created.
02:08
Views created with this method are locked by default as indicated on the status bar.
02:13
When the viewport is selected, press escape to release the viewport.
02:16
Now we'll switch to the kitchen elevations layout tab for this layout,
02:20
we will create a viewport from an existing object on the ribbons layout, tab,
02:25
click the arrow beside the rectangular viewport and choose object.
02:30
Select the poly line that is on the sheet,
02:32
double click inside the viewport and on the ribbons view tab,
02:35
click the restore view, drop down and choose the kitchen elevations.
02:39
View lock the viewport by clicking the lock icon on the status bar,
02:44
click the model label on the status bar to close the viewport
02:48
when created properly,
02:49
view ports help you organize and communicate different parts of
02:52
your drawing flexibly in an efficient and effective way.
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