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Check orthographic views

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alexander..sokolov
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Check orthographic views

Hello!

Please, give me an answer!

 

I have big model with many different pipes, equipments in one file. And I made 30 different orthographic views (isolate different part). And in the end of my work I want to check my orthographic views to be sure that orthographic views be adequate to model.

Step 1: I have to make view of my model like some orthographic view, and than click check and update on this orthographic view.

And I need make it 30 times, yes?

 

Is there any other way to check orthographic views?

 

I will be happy to get any advice to find solution of this!!!

Thanks!

Alexander Sokolov

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You can right-click an ortho drawing in the project manager to update all of the drawing's views at once.
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ОК, thank you! I attach 3 pictures, please look at them. 

 

PICTURE 1: iT'S MY MODEL (all layer turn on, and showing all objects in the model  - my work state)

PICTURE 2: ONE OF MY ORTOGAPHIC DRAWING (I've made it earlier)

 

And for example: If I work with model (all layer turn on, and showing all objects in the model  - my work state) and want to check my ortographic drawing and click on update all view, I will see next: 

 

PICTURE 3: MY ORTOGAPHIC DRAWING AFTER MAKE UPDATE - APPEARS MANY OBJECTS THAT I DON'T WANNA SEE!!! Therefore before make update orto drawing I have to make view of model like view of orto drawing for update!!! And if I have for example 20 orto drawing, and if I want check them, I have to 20 times make change view state of my model???? Yes? (I think it's very painful)

 

Thanks, Alexander Sokolov

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ortho drawings use settings for layers and visibility from the actual model. Therefore a refresh in the ortho can give an unwanted result.

 

You could save the layer state of a model before creating the ortho and reset that when you pdate the ortho.

 

You can also create a blank drawing and xrefs your actual models in there, set properties for color, layer etc and use that for the ortho. This drawing wil keep its settings.

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Peter Jansoone
Plant Design software consultant at Arkance Systems Belgium

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