How to create a viewport in model space

[Anonymous]

How to create a viewport in MS like this ?

I don't know how to create a viewport in Model Space as in attached photo.

I'm using AutoCAD 2012.

Please help me.

Thanks.

[cadffm · Accepted solution]

"This is not ok"

But i will answer the question.

You can paste viewports, there is not command which create viewports from scratch in modelspace and it is useless in ms,

but it is a perfect troublemaker.

Note: "like this" we can not know without your dwg to check what you have in detail.

For example: An Inventor created Viewport 😉

[cadffm]

I guess, if you move the viewport, the floor plan moves also?

Then i am sure we talk about Inventor as source of this data.

(Not normal Autocad object/feature)

[Anonymous]

Thank you. "like this" i mean : gripped object (in that photo), which its property is "Viewport".

I want to create a (rectangle) viewport in MSpace, but I don't know how to do.

I need some helps.

[cadffm]

As i wrote:

Not possible

  or what possible is, is useless.

Please read them again.

And if you upload your dwg, we can say 100% what it is.

"Like this":

All we see is a stupid picture, nothing more.

Copy&Paste a viewport from Paperspace to the modelspace, now you created a viewport in modelspace.. but why? - useless.

[Anonymous]

Yes, you can create a model space viewport.       |This guide is from Autodesk support itself|

1. Click View tab / Viewports panel / Viewport Configurations drop-down arrow.
2. Click the viewport configuration that you want to use.

The MS viewport is quite useful sometimes especially when you are working with multiple plans in a single MS. This will minimize the error if you are working with massive plans.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your help.

[ВeekeeCZ]

There are two different things called "Viewport" in AutoCAD:

1) Model Space Viewport - HERE FOR DETAILS 

2) Layout Viewport - HERE

If I understood correctly, this thread was about if the Layout kind of viewport is possible to make in MS. 

[Anonymous]

Many thanks. I will learn more about these references.