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POLYLINE BORDER TO VIEWPORT BORDER ==== PL4VIEWPORT

rolisonfelipe
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POLYLINE BORDER TO VIEWPORT BORDER ==== PL4VIEWPORT

rolisonfelipe
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How to make the red line that is in the model as the edge of the viewport in layout01, is there any command?
If it doesn't exist, is there a lisp that can select the red boundary in the model and launch it as a viewport for the layout.

 

 

Thank you to everyone who can contribute

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That would be an example of what it would look like

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Sea-Haven
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Something like this, make the rectang to suit then makes the layout.

 

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rolisonfelipe
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generate the rectangle and place it in the viewport, that's easy!
What I wanted was to exclude everything that is outside the polyline with the help of the viewport becoming the limit with the red line

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daniel_cadext
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MVIEW?

https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACDLT/2024/ENU/?guid=GUID-5272B8FC-88FD-4B58-BC7C-A32C71AA22C2

 

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Python for AutoCAD, Python wrappers for ARX https://github.com/CEXT-Dan/PyRx
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Kent1Cooper
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MVIEW re-scales what you see of Model space through it -- you would have to say how easy it would be to compensate for that.  IMAGECLIP works quite well [with the boundary closed] for other kinds of images:

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but for some reason doesn't like the Geomap Image.  Can you convert that to a .jpg or something?

Kent Cooper, AIA
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