AutoCAD - How to explode a drawing view

[Anonymous]

Hey, I need to explode a drawing view in order to make some corrections in a cut view. But I am now allowed to use command "explode". What should I do? Here are some photos to get a better idea

[ The subject line of this post has been edited for clarity by @handjonathan Original: How to explode a drawing view ]

[Anonymous]

Hey, I need to explode a drawing view in order to make some corrections in a cut view. But I am now allowed to use command "explode". What should I do? Here are some photos to get a better idea

[ The subject line of this post has been edited for clarity by @handjonathan Original: How to explode a drawing view ]

[ampster40]

going by the cell phone camera pic (printscreen - save to file works too), that appears to possibly be an Inventor titleblock - which if that is the case, and this file has been saved out of Inventor as an "Inventor .dwg" file type, you will not be able to explode the view I believe. If it came out of Inventor and you need to be able to edit it in Acad, save the file out of Inventor as a "AutoCAD .dwg" file type. I'm aware there are differences between the .dwg file types that Inventor creates, I am not very familiar with the appropriate work flow concerning each different file type - other than there are some differences and I think you found one of them HTH

[ampster40]

going by the cell phone camera pic (printscreen - save to file works too), that appears to possibly be an Inventor titleblock - which if that is the case, and this file has been saved out of Inventor as an "Inventor .dwg" file type, you will not be able to explode the view I believe. If it came out of Inventor and you need to be able to edit it in Acad, save the file out of Inventor as a "AutoCAD .dwg" file type. I'm aware there are differences between the .dwg file types that Inventor creates, I am not very familiar with the appropriate work flow concerning each different file type - other than there are some differences and I think you found one of them HTH

[Anonymous]

well yeah. it is .dwg

I added the file it self

[Anonymous]

well yeah. it is .dwg

I added the file it self

[Patchy]

I can't find out why, anything in this dwg. can be exploded

[Patchy]

I can't find out why, anything in this dwg. can be exploded

[Anonymous]

EXPORTLAYOUT will create a new drawing and the separate views will become blocks that can be exploded.

[Anonymous]

EXPORTLAYOUT will create a new drawing and the separate views will become blocks that can be exploded.

[Anonymous]

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@Patchy wrote:

I can't find out why, anything in this dwg. can be exploded

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They are views created by VIEWBASE Actually the border can be exploded.

[Anonymous]

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@Patchy wrote:

I can't find out why, anything in this dwg. can be exploded

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They are views created by VIEWBASE Actually the border can be exploded.

[dbroad]

Rather than explode the views, why don't you change the 3d part in model space? The views will automatically be updated.

[dbroad]

Rather than explode the views, why don't you change the 3d part in model space? The views will automatically be updated.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Rather than explode the views, why don't you change the 3d part in model space? The views will automatically be updated.

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I knew I should have suggested that.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Rather than explode the views, why don't you change the 3d part in model space? The views will automatically be updated.

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I knew I should have suggested that.

[Anonymous]

man i was looking for it for ages, thanks a lot !

[Anonymous]

man i was looking for it for ages, thanks a lot !

[Kevin.Spear]

in some cases, I need the "view" exploded so I can define a 2D block in model space to make an "assembly."

[Kevin.Spear]

in some cases, I need the "view" exploded so I can define a 2D block in model space to make an "assembly."

[Anonymous]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[Anonymous]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[shashikantpandeypandey]

use EXPORT LAYOUT command, it will create new drawing through which you fine tune your drawing.

[shashikantpandeypandey]

use EXPORT LAYOUT command, it will create new drawing through which you fine tune your drawing.

[ENG_PATRYCK]

Você me salvou, obrigado!

[ENG_PATRYCK]

Você me salvou, obrigado!

[clacampos]

Olá @ENG_PATRYCK 

Bem vindo a Auodesk Community. 

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[clacampos]

Olá @ENG_PATRYCK 

Bem vindo a Auodesk Community. 

Nos temos foruns em português para os principais produtos da Autodesk neste link.

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/portugues/ct-p/156