Putting the isometric - 3d drawing - in the same acad file

[basiony]

Hi all,

 

I Tried to put my 3d isometric for this Item a lot but i cant

 

 

so, how can i put any 3d drawing in the same model tab ?? ,,,

 

** the attachment image will be clearly for more information

 

[designerstuart]

it sounds like you need to draw the item in 3d and have multiple viewports in paper space showing the design from various views, right?

so - have you drawn it in 3d?

[ReMark]

Draw your objects in 3D in model space at full size.

 

Switch to your paper space Layout.

 

Create a viewport, or more than one viewport, using the MView command.

 

Assign a scale to the viewport.

 

Lock the viewport display.

 

Your annotation can be either in model space or in your layout. If in model space use Annotative Scaling.

 

Put your title block and border however in your Layout as that is where it really belongs.

 

Plot from your layout at a scale of 1:1 and let AutoCAD handle scaling your viewport(s) using the scales you assigned to them.

[basiony]

TOP ,FRONT and side views ???

I cant put it also in the same paper ???????????!!!!!11111

 

Here's a snapshot for the drawing and u'll find the original file -dwg- in the attachment

 

 

[Jack_O'neill]

TOP ,FRONT and side views ???

I cant put it also in the same paper ???????????!!!!!11111

 

Here's a snapshot for the drawing and u'll find the original file -dwg- in the attachment

 

 

[ATTACH]26264[/ATTACH]

 

Yes, you can put also in same paper....

 

Read Remark's instructions carefully. He told you exactly how to do it.

[Sittingbull]

Maybe this file can help u...

 

vport-setup.dwg

 

SB

[ReMark]

This is an example of the use of MView in a paper space layout. I used the options "4" and "Fit" to create the four viewports and fit them to an ANSI B (11.00x17.00) sheet.

 

Each viewport is the same scale. Since the object, an auger support, was fairly small to begin with I could use a scale of 1:1 for my viewports. I've elected to show a top, front, right side and SE isometric view. I could have gone with other choices if so desired.