Example of design drawings of extended objects

Especially useful when you make a paper space drawings of extended objects. A small example. In model space, one to one (in real terms) has been drawn projection with dimensions 500 mm horizontally.

Projection with dimensions of 500 mm horizontally

Objective: To formalize this projection in paper space on the frame size A3.

Result projection design in paper space

We turn to paper space by selecting a bookmark Sheet1 (Layout1). Insert Frame A3 clicking the icon format in the main toolbar nanoCAD Construction 25.

After placing the frame in paper space is created by default floating viewport rectangular shape. Inside it displays all the objects in the model space. Zoom while arbitrary and requires further editing.

Resize a floating screen. To do this by clicking on its contour the left mouse button, move the highlight corner points. Part of the projection will then be hidden loop viewport. We did a kind of trimming images.

Move the corner points of the floating viewport

Result after the transfer of the image projection of the angular points of the contour floating viewport

Panel Viewports (Viewports)

Once the boundaries of the first viewport defined, define the scale of the image. Distinguish the border of the viewport. We define the scale of the image using the dashboard Viewports (Viewports) . To get the image on the right part of the projection make a copy of the floating screen and move it to the right.

Move the copy right of the screen

Changed the boundary of the right floating viewport

With a team of pan define the right side projection view inside the right floating viewport. To do this, double-click the left mouse button within the contour of the viewport. Sign space layout changes to mark the user coordinate system (UCS-UCS).

   

Especially when printing

Before printing frame with the projections need to go out of the floating viewport to paper space. To do this, double-click the left mouse button outside the boundaries of the viewport. Sign appears in paper space.