paperspace ?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by mickey, Jan 30, 2004.

  1. mickey

    mickey Guest

    Hi,

    I'm working on an existing drawing in acad2004
    the dwg consists off a "model tab"
    and lots more 'tabs'

    No when I edit the drawing, all 'tabs' shange acordingly.
    This is great.

    When I place some parts of the dwg to the other end.
    One 'tab' appears empty. This is quite normal, becouse I displaced its
    content. Now I need to get the content back into this 'tab'.

    I understand I've got to 'zoom' my way back. But when I use the zoom
    command all it does is zooming the layout, and not the dwg on the
    layout. I'm lost pls help

    btw. zooming works on one of the ' tab's ' . this tab does not display
    a ucs. all the others do.

    When I get this right I need to create a new 'tab', but then I get
    back to this group.

    tregarrds,

    michael
     
    mickey, Jan 30, 2004
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  2. mickey

    mickey Guest

    Aha..... found it!
    putting on my stupid cap... I typed 'mspace' on the command line and
    whoops!... the dwg zoomed. Typing 'pspace' zoom's the layout again.
     
    mickey, Jan 30, 2004
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  3. mickey

    Steve Yoxon Guest

    Double clicking inside the viewport also changes it to mspace,
    double clicking outside it changes it back .

    bit quicker than typing.

    Also make sure you don't put a viewport entirely within another one.
    Could explain why, but might be better for you to try and see what happens.
    :)

    Steve
     
    Steve Yoxon, Jan 30, 2004
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  4. mickey

    R Cygan Guest

    Why?
    It's OK to put a viewport entirely within another one,
    Just "ctrl R" toggles -switches between all viewports on the layout,
    You could also use the icon on the very bottom of a Acad window
    toggle (paper / model)
    especially when your display is entirelly in a P. Space and you can not
    click outside of a viewport!!
    It is good idea to have Viewport toolbar open to control the scale of each
    VP.
    You could create any VP shape, - "convert shape" to VP. - on same toolbar

    Have Fun
    Roman
     
    R Cygan, Feb 18, 2004
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