Scaling and Printing

Scaling and Printing

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Scaling and Printing

Anonymous
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Hi,

 

I wonder if someone can help me. I have been working on a drawing that I am now plotting, scaling and printing (Well learning to anyway). So I have two view ports in my Layout, one for my "Title Block" and one for my actual drawing. I have zoomed and positioned my drawing to fit the view port, this has given me a custom scale factor of 0.0010. In my title block I have "Scale" section where you enter the scale factors e.g 1:25 (A1), how would I enter 0.0010? Would I just type 0.0010? Have a scaled correctly?

 

Any advice and help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

Thanks

 

Cameron.

 

 

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maxim_k
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Hi Cameron,

1:25 scale is 0.04 in decimals, so you need to type 0.04 in the Viewport Custom scale field in the Properties palette (viewport should be selected in the Layout)

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Hi Maxim,

 

Thank you for your reply. I'm not sure you have understood my question. I have manually zoomed and positioned my drawing in the view port which has given my a custom scale of 0.0010, how would I indicate this on my drawing? 

Have a scaled correctly?

 

Thanks

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maxim_k
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If you need to substitute 1:25 scale in the title block for the current actual scale, than 0.0010 should be 1:1000

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Hi Maxim,

 

Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was after. Would you mind telling me the calculation for this?

Thanks

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maxim_k
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Maxim

 

 

 


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Thank you, appreciate it
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