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defining plot visually
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why in Autocad plotting a layout involves defining a sheet size, bleeding,etc. why it cannot be visually defined like in Revit?
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they are totally different program interface. in revit it's by view scale and in autocad it's viewport and viewport view scale setting. thanks
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You've got it backwards in Revit. The visibility graphics are somewhat "defined" by the plot settings. AutoCAD has a variable that does something similar.
Either way you look at it, the user defines the plot settings and the program uses those for onscreen graphics.
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@Shay.Gaghe wrote:
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why in Autocad plotting a layout involves defining a sheet size, bleeding,etc. why it cannot be visually defined like in Revit?
In Plotting in AutoCAD, you have the Window option:
with which you can visually define whatever area you want to Plot, independent of sheet size, whether a Layout is involved at all, etc. Or, you can manipulate the display to show just what you want, and use the Display option there.
If those do not qualify as "visually defined," explain what you mean in greater detail.