rleap Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 This is my first post in this forum, please be gentle. I have previously found lots of answers by searching existing threads, but I've come up empty on this issue. I design travel trailers and draw the roadside (RS) and doorside (DS) walls on different overlapping layers. Since they are exactly the same size and shape around the perimeter, overlapping them maintains continuity when I add the floor, roof and front and rear wall profiles. When I plot the drawings for production I need to mirror the DS print. Currently, I am mirroring the drawing in model space. Is there a way to mirror the layout viewport so I don't have to mirror the drawing in model space? AutoCad 2011 Quote
rkent Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 This is my first post in this forum, please be gentle. I have previously found lots of answers by searching existing threads, but I've come up empty on this issue. I design travel trailers and draw the roadside (RS) and doorside (DS) walls on different overlapping layers. Since they are exactly the same size and shape around the perimeter, overlapping them maintains continuity when I add the floor, roof and front and rear wall profiles. When I plot the drawings for production I need to mirror the DS print. Currently, I am mirroring the drawing in model space. Is there a way to mirror the layout viewport so I don't have to mirror the drawing in model space? AutoCad 2011 In the second viewport, use the view command, pick the preset view Bottom (assuming you used WCS), you are looking at a mirror of the model because you are looking at it from the other side. Quote
rleap Posted December 31, 2010 Author Posted December 31, 2010 rkent Thanks. That worked except my text, tags and dimensions are backwards. Any further suggestions? Quote
rkent Posted December 31, 2010 Posted December 31, 2010 For that view after the change to the bottom view, use PLAN, current UCS. Any annotation you add will show properly in that view, create layers for each view and freeze in the other views. Quote
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