Challenge

Creation of Multiple viewports, Scaling the drawing and setting in Template in AutoCad

1) First of all in model set scale 1:100, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on it, click on from temple, click autocad templete click on tutorial m- Arch - dwt, now you will get ISO A1 layout click ok. In ISO A1 layout in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size, check scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

2) First of all in model set scale 1:2, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

3) First of all in model set scale 1:2, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

4) First of all in model set scale 1:1, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

5) First of all in model set scale 1:1, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

6) First of all in model set scale 1:30, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

7) First of all in model set scale 1:100, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

8) First of all in model set scale 1:200, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on new layout, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

9) First of all in model set scale 1:200, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on it, click on from temple, click autocad templete click on tutorial m- Arch - dwt, now you will get ISO A1 layout click ok. In ISO A1 layout in command prompt, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

10) First of all in model set scale 1:200, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on it, click on from temple, click autocad templete click on tutorial m- Arch - dwt, now you will get ISO A1 layout click ok. In ISO A1 layout in command prompt, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it. First of all in model set scale 1:30, save view port in view tab, new view name it & define display boundry, click ok. In view manager click on your view port , set current, click apply & click ok. In work right click on it, click on from temple, click autocad templete click on tutorial m- Arch - dwt, now you will get ISO A1 layout click ok. In ISO A1 layout in command prompt, in command prompt write MV enter, click on named, write down view port name enter & set it in layout. In command prompt write plot, check paper size A4, scale, click on land scape oreintation, in printer/ plotter click on dwg to pdf & save it.

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