Creating View frames

Creating View frames

Brian_FarrellFXCFE
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Creating View frames

Brian_FarrellFXCFE
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I have a dwg that does not have alignments in it. I need to create view frames for plotting purposes. I have created the view frames to sufficiently cover the design. How can I have it create the drawing that contains the layouts using the view frames? 

 

Or is that ONLY available when you have an alignment?

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Jeew-m
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Hi,

You can always create dummy alignments.  May be profiles also.

Create one. Create view frames and sheets. Delete them afterwards.



Jeewana Meegahage
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CahaLF7RX
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hello,

something i do alot.

just use the View command, and give each view frame a name.

open a layout tab, create a viewport, go to model space inside the viewport and set the View to which ever named view you want.  I do this alot for LARGE drainage area maps.

good luck,

nonbeard13

 

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Brian_FarrellFXCFE
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Yeah I use views a lot to do this exact thing. But with long haul jobs where I might have 200 layouts makes it time consuming. The Sheet creation tool in C3D makes that a couple minute process. But it is based off of alignments. Which is great for those long-haul jobs just going down a highway v in a more urban neighborhood setting.
 
I appreciate your suggestion.
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Brian_FarrellFXCFE
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Yeah I use views a lot. But with long haul jobs where I might have 200 layouts makes it time consuming. The Sheet creation tool in C3D makes that a couple minute process. But it is based off of alignments. Which is great for those long-haul jobs just going down a highway v in a more urban neighborhood setting.

I appreciate your suggestion.
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