Aren’t
you a little curious about Layout
in CAD? Layout is a basic but powerful tool in design. With Layout, CAD
users can better control
their drawing scale and represent the drawing with several viewports,
showing different area of the model. Also, layout has made plot setting up
easier than ever.
In ZWCAD+,
users can view and display the drawings with one or several models by setting up viewports in
Layout. By default, there will be 2 layouts for 1 graphic, layout 1 and
layout 2. Users can set up multiple layouts as they want. Each layout is with
different plot setting up and paper size.
Let us
show you how Layout works in the following steps.
l In the model space, draw object with 1:1 scale, the same size as actual.
You can
draw in full scale regardless of different scales in one sheet.
l Switch to
Layout 1 space, input the PAGESETUP command and Enter to the page set up dialog
box, click on the Modify button. Complete the setting up for the printer, paper
size, plot scale and drawing orientation, etc. And click on OK to complete set
up.
l Switch to
layout space and this is the plotting area, make sure
that all the graphics are within the printable range.
l Insert the title
block, you can copy or draw a title block in the Layout 1. Please be sure that
the dimension of the title
block should match with the paper size. The plotting area of the title
block should be moved in the area of the dotted lines.
l Input VPORTS
and enter to the viewport
dialog box, choose to create a single viewport. In the viewport, you can see
the graphics in the models. Double click on the inside part of viewport and enter
the model space. In the model space, you can edit and set up the viewport
showing area of the graphics. Double click on the outside part of viewport to
go back to the Layout.
l Select
viewport and input the command PROPERTIES, enter to open the property bar, set
up a suitable Standard Scale and make the object present appropriately within the viewport.
l Annotate
drawing with 1:1 annotation scale in the Layout.
l Create a new
viewport, set the viewport scale as two times to the last viewport scale. Dimensioning
the objects in this viewport using the same dimension style. The dimension
value will not change regardless of the viewport scale.
l Select
viewport, change its layer to Defpoints.
This way, the line boundary of the
viewport will not be plotted as you plot out the drawing.
l Now, the page
setup is finished. If you plot drawing in this layout, the printer, paper size
and other settings will be the same to the page setup, no need to setup the
layout in model space again by manually, it will save you a lot of time to plot
drawing.
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