CAD guidelines: AutoCAD Analog space and paper space brief introduction [2]

3, depending on the borders of the mouth are entities. Can delete, move, zoom, stretch, as the mouth.

4, depending on the shape of the mouth there is no restriction. For example: you can create a circular viewport, polygon, etc. depending on the mouth.

5, depending on the mouth instead of tile, and can be used various ways they overlap, the separation.

6, each, as I create it in the layers on, depending on the border with layer I of the same color, but the border line is always solid line. Such as a map, as I do not want to print, can be placed in separate layers on one, you can freeze.

7, can simultaneously print multiple viewports.

8, cross the cursor can continue to extend through the entire graphics screen, as I had nothing to do with each.

9, can be turned on or off command mview Viewport; SOLVIEW Viewport command to create or restore command at VPORTS saved in model space viewports. At the default state, as I created are in the activation status. Turn off some, as I can improve redraw speed.

10, in the print graphics and three-dimensional graphics necessary to hide the hidden line, you can use the command mview> HIDEPLOT pick up as I want to hide the border, you can.

11, system variables MAXACTVP decide the status of activity depending on the mouth a few are 64.

Through the above-mentioned explanation, I believe everyone in this space has been both a clear understanding, but bear in mind: When we first entered the drawing space, the invisible, as the mouth, must be VPORTS or mview order to create new or restore, as I have the Viewport configuration (usually in the model space preservation). MS and PS can use the command in the model space and LAYOUT (paper space) in the switch back and forth

CAD guidelines: AutoCAD Analog space and paper space brief introduction [1]

Editor's note: AutoCAD has two different space: namely, the model space and paper space (through the use of tags LAYOUT). There is probably a lot of CAD master these two concepts are not very understanding, the following one with us to find out their characteristics.

Model space as the population characteristics:

1, in the model space, you can draw full-scale two-dimensional graphics and three-dimensional model, with dimensioning.

2, model space, each viewport contains a view object. For example: set up different, as I will be overlooking the map, elevation, side view and three-dimensional map.

3, using VPORTS order to create the mouth as the mouth and visual settings, and can be saved, for later use.

4, depending on the mouth are tiled, and they should not overlap, always adjacent to each other.

5, at a certain moment there is only one viewport is active, the cursor can only appear in the Cross as a mouth, and can only edit the event, as I (pan, zoom, etc.).

6, only print as the mouth of the activity; if the UCS icon is set to ON, the icon will appear as the population in each.

7, system variables MAXACTVP decide the scope of the Viewport are 2-64.

Paper space viewports Medium features:

1, the status bar on the PAPER replaced MODEL.

2, VPORTS, PS, MS, and activation status in VPLAYER command. (Only MS command activated before the use of PLAN, VPOINT and DVIEW command).