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    Resize VIEWPORTS in modelspace?

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    03-29-2007 12:41 AM
    Is there a way to resize the viewports in modelspace? They seem to automatically divide screen space in 50% units...

    thnx
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    *Allen Jessup

    Re: Resize VIEWPORTS in modelspace?

    03-29-2007 05:18 AM in reply to: the.one
    No. That's the way it works. It can be made more complicated by further
    dividing those viewports in to half again or maybe in thirds. But there is
    no way to easily resize them.

    Allen

    wrote in message news:5534322@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Is there a way to resize the viewports in modelspace? They seem to
    automatically divide screen space in 50% units...

    thnx
    Please use plain text.
    *Daniel J. Altamura, R.A.

    Re: Resize VIEWPORTS in modelspace?

    03-29-2007 06:32 AM in reply to: the.one
    Modelspace can only contain tiled viewport configurations. They cannot be
    resized. Their edges need to touch. That is why paperspace was invented;
    to provide flexible viewports.

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    Daniel J. Altamura, R.A.
    Altamura Architectural Consulting
    and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer
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    Is there a way to resize the viewports in modelspace? They seem to
    automatically divide screen space in 50% units...

    thnx
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    Registered: ‎10-06-2006

    Re: Resize VIEWPORTS in modelspace?

    09-12-2007 08:24 AM in reply to: the.one
    The closest thing to resizing viewports in model space is to join adjacent viewports. For example lets say you have 3 vertical viewports shown and want to have one skinny viewport and one bigger one. Go to View/Viewports/Join. ACAD then asks you to choose a dominant viewport (which is the viewport you want to continue viewing) and then you are asked to pick a viewport to join. Once done, you have 2 viewports of different sizes. I do this same method all the time.

    Hope this helps.
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