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30 Jul 2012 The Drawing Boundary can be helpful for printing/plotting; if we set graphics area so that it scales directly to the default drawing sheet. Boundaries are expressed as a pair of Points in the World Coordinate System (WCS), a lower left and an upper right limit. For example, to set limits for an A4 (metric) vertical
11 Oct 2016 One of the hardest concepts for new users to grasp in DraftSight is the Model Space / Sheet Space concept. I'll be honest, it confused me for a while when I first came across it many years ago! But I was lucky, I had a good teacher and pretty soon, it was second nature to me. The simplest explanation I was
Configuring sheets After creating and activating a sheet, this must be configured with the next command. The PRINTCONFIGURATION command (click on the mouse's right-button over the tab, or File - Selection from Getting Started with DraftSight [Book]
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After defining a sheet, one or more viewports must be created. A viewport is like a window that displays our drawing, or part of it. By default, when
I usually print from model space because I am not very knowledgeble on how to use the sheet (yet!). So usually I mainly try to make the drawing fit in a specific paper size but this doesn't usually gives me the scale that I want the drawing printed to. Now I awould like to make sure I can print to a specified
How can I set my drawing so that it's to scale? I have gone thru the tutorial manual, but it only gives examples of drawings at 1:1 scale, nothing where.
21 Mar 2017 Printing a drawing to scale in DraftSight can sometimes confuse new users. So, over the course of the next few blogs, we are going to do our best to simplify the whole process for you. DraftSight has two distinct working spaces, Model Space and Sheet Space. Model Space is where you draw your design,
Working with Viewports on Sheets. The Viewport command creates and controls multiple tiled views on Sheets, called Viewports. Viewports on Sheets are different than ViewTiles in model workspace which are created using the ViewTiles command. You can create, erase, move, copy, scale, and stretch Viewports on
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