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This tool creates a new view of the selected object in the active drawing sheet.
This tool creates a new view of the selected object in the active drawing sheet.

Revision as of 22:37, 19 December 2013

Drawing View

Ubicación en el Menú
Dibujo → Insertar vista en dibujo
Entornos de trabajo
Dibujo, Complete
Atajo de teclado por defecto
none
Introducido en versión
-
Ver también
Dibujo A3 apaisado

This tool creates a new view of the selected object in the active drawing sheet.


A drawing sheet with three views: front, top and isometric.

How to use

Select an object either in the 3D view or the Project tree, then click on the Drawing View tool. By default, a top view scaled at 1:1 (real scale) will be placed at the top left of the page. It may not be visible if it's too small or too big for the page.

A View object is added to the Page object in the Project tree. For subsequent views, a three-digit number will be appended to the name. Click on the arrow in front of the Page object to unfold it and display the views it contains.

Modify an existing view

Unfold the Page object in the Project tree, and select the View. Its parameters can be edited in the Property View Data tab.

Isometric view with smooth lines visibility off
Isometric view with smooth lines visibility on
  • Label: changes the view's label in the Project tree. You can also click on the View in the tree and right-click → Rename, or press F2.
  • Rotation: rotates the view. For example, an isometric view will require a 60 degree rotation (see also Direction parameter below)
  • Scale: sets the view scale.
  • X: sets the view's horizontal position on the page in millimeters.
  • Y: sets the view's vertical position on the page in millimeters. Please note that coordinate (0,0) is located at the top left of the page, so the higher the number, the lower in the page the view will be.
  • Direction: changes the view direction. It is set by xyz values that define a vector normal to the page. Top view will be (0,0,1), and isometric will be (1,1,1). Values can be negative.
  • Show Hidden Lines: toggles the hidden lines visibility on or off by selecting True or False.
  • Show Smooth Lines: toggles the smooth lines visibility on or off by selecting True or False. Smooth lines are also called tangency edges. These edges indicate surface changes between tangent surfaces.


Drawing View Wizard

To generate a drawing sheet with standard views automatically, use the Automatic drawing Macro.