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

Aim:

To Create Multiple Viewports, Scale the Drawing and setting the Template using AutoCAD.

Introduction:

• Viewports are areas that display different views of your model.
• In large or complex drawings, displaying different views reduces the time needed to zoom or pan in a single view.
• Errors that you might miss in one view might be visible in another.
• The various tools used in drafting the Multiple View Ports and scaling the drawing are:
  • View
  • MView
  • MView Setup
  • Layout Setting Manager
  • From Template
  • Mtext
  • Dimension
  • Copy
  • Model Space
  • Paper Space
  • Pan

Procedure:

1. Plan and Elevation:

• Open the drawing and below the drawing space we can observe beside model there is another tab present with the name of Layout.
• Click on the Layout.
• Now delete the Viewport which is present and then right click on the layout.
• Then Rename the layout and click on Layout Manager.
• Then fix the size of the paper.
• Again right click on the layout and Click on From Template.
• Select the mArch Template and click on insert and edit the details using the Attribute Edit command.
• Create view ports using the command view and insert them in the Layout.
• Select the required scale and with the help of Pan move them.

2. Kitchen Plan:

• Open the drawing and open Layout tab.
• Select the size of the paper and other properties.
• Now create four view ports with the help of MV command.
• Use the Scale option in properties and adjust the size of the drawing as provided in the question.

3. Industrial Building:

• Open the drawing and open Layout tab.
• Select the size of the paper and other properties.
• Now create three view ports with the help of MV command.
• Use the Scale option in properties and adjust the size of the drawing as provided in the question.
• Using the Mtext enter the text to be displayed.

Result:

We have done creating Multiple Viewports, Scaling the Drawing and Setting the Template in the Layout using AutoCAD.

The respective drawing are attached.