scaling with different vw scales

[Simconti]

question:
How can I stack on vw drawings of different scale (e.g. 1:10 and 1:20)?
It's the first time I've been hanging with vw.
Just write header, etc... directly where the stamp of the sheet appears? how to design plant etc...?
or is there a special section?
Thank you.

 

[lory.b]

create the viewports. these are then managed by the info stand.
each viewport can have different categories and scale settings from each other.

 

[Simconti]

once you create the viewport sent me to this screen.
Where are the drawings? :smile:

 

[enri]

you can also do it only with layers, in each side you can set a different scale.

 

[lory.b]

you can also do it only with layers, in each side you can set a different scale.

That's true. but it does not suit, for various reasons.
the main: export in dwg.
Since we have the viewports and sheet layers I recommend using this method of layout.

 

[lory.b]

once you create the viewport sent me to this screen.
Where are the drawings? :smile:

Let's see how you created the viewport.
I do so: design a rectangle around the drawing portion that I want is the content of my viewport.
to this rectangle remove line thickness and filling.
select the command creates viewport
At that point a window opens, asks me important things that can still be changed later, from the info stand.
once given the vw ok brings me to the layer where I decided to create the viewport and should display the content.
verify the visibility of classes and layers. If you had a class turned off when you created the viewport, you might not see anything more when you move on another... I go for attempts not having the file underhand.
You have to be careful. I always recommend being on the ninth class when you create the viewport, so as not to have strange surprises after... type crops disappearing;-)

 

[Marcogeo]

What are crops?
Why do you create the rectangle? I don't do it and I don't have any problems ... in case I can always change from the crop option later!

 

[Simconti]

Handle!
I created the rectangle around the drawing that interests me.
seleziono creates viewport.
I leave all settings he tells me (scale 1:10, etc...)
all classes are visible.
I go to create and nothing.
same screen as before! uff...

but changing only in layers when I export in dwg what happens?
because I at the copisteria where I go I put the dwg with the plant and around the frame that marks the edges of the a1 and I tell him that I want that frame printed as if it were the a1 sheet (automatically its content comes in the scale that I want).
Can't I do something like that?

 

[lory.b]

What are crops?
Why do you create the rectangle? I don't do it and I don't have any problems ... in case I can always change from the crop option later!

crop is crop crop.
I prefer to create it before, when I decide which part of design I want displayed in the viewport.
You can do it later, as you do. question of habits.
I do.

 

[lory.b]

I go to create and nothing.
same screen as before! uff...

Maybe I get it.
select the viewport and in the info card also activates the project screen object option... Could be that. Let me know.

but changing only in layers when I export in dwg what happens?

you know that autocad does not support layers in different scales (also because our acad layers do not exist)....so it is obvious why, at the time of export in dwg, vw warns you that everything will be brought in a single scale.

 

[Simconti]

Done!
was to check project screen object.

You're a myth.

Now I have a problem.
when I bring the file to the copisteria.
In what format do I have to take him to see that if I take the table in dwg, I'm getting high? (or viewport doesn't kick anymore? )

 

[lory.b]

No, the viewports don't get high anymore.
but I don't understand why you don't just expose pdf and bring it to him instead of ruining your file with export to dwg.
with the dwg loses much of the graphic representation, which goes from the approximation of the thicknesses of the pennines, to the gradients, patterns, etc... the pdf remains as you see it.

 

[Simconti]

because exporting pdf appears to me in the press the educational writing and for a graduation thesis is not accepted. :frown:

 

[lory.b]

Damn it! the dwg is not the optimal solution.
Some professors said among us should get less... :-x (and here I censor! )

 

[Simconti]

andhehehe yes indeed.

but if I have drawings in different scales in different files.
How can I put all viewports on the same page to make the table?

 

[Simconti]

otherwise I have to pass everything on photoshop as I did before, but the press is not excellent.

 

[Simconti]

problem different scales solved by bringing all the drawings on the same sheet (with the different scales in the various layers, where each drawing is on a different layer) then carry everything through the viewports on the "level" sheet 01.
Good.
1 - Now how can I print? Do I have to take everything to dwg? Or? (counting that pdfs have the written "blasfema" student version. (I'm ironic, of course. )
2 - the dwg greatly reduces the resolution of the images contained in the table: Why? Where can I correct?

 

[enri]

with acrobat you can cut out what you don't want to appear, but I don't know how it is written. when you pdf from vw you decide the dpi.
If you don't solve, ask the professional vw version money to the professor. . : )

 

[Simconti]

but loses a little resolution if from vectorw. I carry pdf, then this pdf I work on photoshop by cutting the written "student version" (I don't want the nemetschek)?
(true reviews due to ps...) bho?

Thank you for saving my thesis!

edit: the image in pdf is this (if you cut out the tables once printed? I made them 20cm longer (10cm per short side))
evil genius (years of windows with pirate programs)

 

[lory.b]

problem different scales solved by bringing all the drawings on the same sheet (with the different scales in the various layers, where each drawing is on a different layer) then carry everything through the viewports on the "level" sheet 01.

No.
all drawings, present on the same file (also on different layers) must be at the same scale. that is all layers at the same scale.
It's the viewports you take to different stairs. in this way unpredictable, even on multiple sheets, in a correct manner.
If you have design-layer on different scales, vw doesn't blow your head off, (he's smart!) but for the purposes of passing the file to external consultants, these could find to be redesigned.. .

1 - Now how can I print? Do I have to take everything to dwg? Or? (counting that pdfs have the written "blasfema" student version. (I'm ironic, of course. )

I would send to that country (to be a kind lady...) those who do not accept the written edu version. I guess it's a relatively small watermark.

apart from jokes. a teacher who accepts these watermarks is a person who pushes students to piracy. This has no excuse.

2 - the dwg greatly reduces the resolution of the images contained in the table: Why? Where can I correct?

the dwg is the evil... go to pdf
;-)