Hide Viewport border lines by Autocad Commands

[Anonymous]

Hi everybody,

I used an autocad command to hide Viewport border lines without using layer change, but I can not remember which one i Used. I just remember that it was an autocad command, then it would ask On/Off, 1/2, 0/1 ... or something else. After this command, all objects in the viewports will appear as normal, but the viewport borders become invisible.

Can you tell me this command if you know?

Thank you so much! 

PS: I am not talking about changing viewport layers to defpoint or turning off viewport layer printing option.

[pendean]

No such thing in the core program: you are simply describing freezing a viewport layer and nothing more though.

[cheryl.buck]

Hi @Anonymous,

The only command I can think of that might fit that description is MVIEW, but that controls the entire viewport, not just the border. See the following Autodesk Knowledge Network (AKN) article:

MVIEW (Command) AutoCAD

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[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

I think you’re thinking of the command “imageframe” but its use is for imported images. With viewports, you need to put it on a nonplot layer.