Creation of Multiple viewports, Scaling the drawing and setting in Template in AutoCad
1.
AIM =
Create a layout of the Plan and Section A of the project in Challenges 7, using the template Tutorial-mArch.dwt in a scale as given in the Figure. Use the MV command to create the viewport of the size as shown in Figure. Also, use ATTEDIT command to edit the information in the title block. Use A1 size for the layout. Take a plot.
PROCEDURE:
- In the command prompt type units, mm and decimal
- In the command prompt type limits to 100,100
- In the command prompt type limits 0,0
- In the command prompt type layout as template and for tutorial Tutorial arch .m
- In the command prompt type Ms to specify the centre of the plot
- Then click on the tittle box to edit the tiitle
- In the command prompt type Mv to add the view
- In the command prompt type ctrl +p to plot it
- In the command prompt type pagesetup
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2.
AIM =
Create a layout of the Kitchen drawn in Challenge 9 as shown in Figure. Use the scale as shown in the Figure. Use A4 Size page for the layout. Take a plot.
PROCEDURE:
- In the command prompt type ps and ms to adjust the view
- In the command prompt type pagesetup to make the size to A4 change
- Click on the arrow mark to change the view
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3.
AIM =
Create a layout of the section created in Challenges 9.
Use scale as mentioned in the Figure. Use MV command create multiple viewports. Take a plot.
PROCEDURE:
- Open the file in which challenge 9 is created
- go to layout in the command prompt type MV
- change the scale accordingly scale
- in the command prompt using Ms and ps adjust the view accordingly
Output =



- Now, click ok then apply and again ok.
- Hence, the model view is created.
- Now, go to layout option and select new and type the name of the layout as Section

- Now, type page setup in the command prompt and page setup manager dialogue box opens.
- Now, type MV to create multiple viewports and create viewports as necessary.
- Then provide the views as given in the question.
- Then type ms in command prompt to zoom in and out the views in the viewport and PS command to return back to paper space where zooming in and out is not possible.
