nicolas Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago Hi. I have been able to find areas of different floors and put those area floors together in a sheet. It seemed quite similar to viewport in Autocad. However I cannot align those views based on the geometry they contain which is possible in Autocad. For example I have three different layout and I want to align them based on the lift/staircase or other fix X-Y point that remain unchanged in the different floors. Thanks in advance for your help and advice. Quote
BIGAL Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Just a suggestion if you use Zoom C Point scale when in mspace in a viewport it will centralise the view, you can then reset the viewport scale to what you want. If your metric you can use Zoom valueXP as you know the value for 1:25. its like 4 ie 1000/25 = 4 Quote
nod684 Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 7 hours ago, nicolas said: Hi. I have been able to find areas of different floors and put those area floors together in a sheet. It seemed quite similar to viewport in Autocad. However I cannot align those views based on the geometry they contain which is possible in Autocad. For example I have three different layout and I want to align them based on the lift/staircase or other fix X-Y point that remain unchanged in the different floors. Thanks in advance for your help and advice. It's fairly simple, as you can see in my example, while dragging the Level 2 Views into my sheet, an "ant line" (clouded in RED in the attached image) appears aligning your Level 2 view to the view beside it which is Level 1. You can also do this while aligning the View Title below the views. For some reason, I cannot attach a GIF screen recording so I just zip it up and attached it here. Kindly download and unzip on your side to see a better example. Hope this helps. Align Views.zip Quote
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