How to scale two different scaled drawings in one model space to same scale
Maybe the VARIA command will help you.
If not so, some more detailed informations would be appreciated.
cadder
Jürgen Palme
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A big sorry, my mistake. Use the SCALE command. (I had some trouble in my mind).
Excuse again
cadder
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I edited my previous post.
See above ...
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In the attaced sample you see an rectangle with width=3. Assuming its drawn in the correct scale.
Beside another rectangle. Its width should be 5, but it is drawn in a wrong (unknown) scale factor.
Follow the steps in the screencast to solve the problem.
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I suggest using the above screencast method and making both objects in models space full scale 1:1. Then use paperspace viewports to scale them to whatever scales you need. This will prevent your issue down the road.
Nick DiPietro
Cad Manager/Monkey
Hi hello Tommace,
Yes you can scale two different scaled drawings in one model space to same scale.
Command: dimstyle and click modify and select Primary Units, then look for for the Scale Factor: and put the value that you want.
