ReMark Posted July 13, 2012 Posted July 13, 2012 For those of you struggling with viewport scale factors this list might prove beneficial. Scale Factors – AutoCAD model space drawing using a paper space viewport. Imperial (architectural) 12”=1’ 1xp 9”=1’ 3/4xp 6”=1’ 1/2xp 4”=1’ 1/3xp 3”=1’ 1/4xp 1”=1’ 1/12xp ¾”=1’ 1/16xp ½”=1’ 1/24xp 3/8”=1’ 1/32xp ¼”=1’ 1/48xp 3/16”=1’ 1/64xp 1/8”=1’ 1/96xp 3/32”=1’ 1/128xp 1/16”=1’ 1/192xp Imperial (engineering) 1”=2000’ 1/24000xp 1”=1000’ 1/12000xp 1”=500’ 1/6000xp 1”=200’ 1/2400xp 1”=100’ 1/1200xp 1’=60’ 1/720xp 1”=50’ 1/600xp 1”=40’ 1/480xp 1”=30’ 1/360xp 1”=20’ 1/240xp 1”=10’ 1/120xp Metric 1:5 1/5xp 1:10 1/10xp 1:20 1/20xp 1:30 1/30xp 1:40 1/40xp 1:50 1/50xp 1:100 1/100xp 1:200 1/200xp 1:500 1/500xp 1:1000 1/1000xp 1:2000 1/2000xp How to use. Make viewport active. Invoke Zoom command, Scale option, press Enter, input nXP scale factor type, for example, 1/96xp then press Enter. Quote
BIGAL Posted July 14, 2012 Posted July 14, 2012 Also for metric if you have the viewports toolbar open when you jump into a layout viewport a number will appear in the little box zoom to about what you want this number displayed is the current scale factor just enter the correct scale number easier than 1/100xp the number is simple 1000/scale 1:100 10 1:200 5 1:250 4 1:500 2 Quote
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