Hello and welcome to this video learning series on AutoCAD! Today, we are going to discuss how to create the model space viewpoints and work with them. Let's get started!
A viewport in the model space of AutoCAD is defined as a rectangular area of the drawing window where you can create your design.
Creating multiple non-overlapping viewpoints in the model space allows you to display different views of the same object. Each viewport acts as an individual drawing area, which is particularly useful when creating solid models.
You can create multiple viewpoints in the model space using the tools available in the Model Viewport panel of the View tab.
* Use theViewport Configuration (Trop-Tomb)* Use theNamed Viewtool
In this article, we will focus on creating the tile viewpoint configuration using the Viewport Configuration (Trop-Tomb).
Tile viewports or model space viewpoints allow you to view the same solid model from different positions by defining distinct coordinate system configurations for each viewport. You can also use the panel zoom tool to display different positions or levels of detail in each viewport.
In today's session, we learned how to create tile viewpoints using AutoCAD's Viewport Configuration (Trop-Tomb). We discovered how to use these viewports for solid models and the panel zoom tool for various positions or levels of detail. Don't forget to subscribe for more video tutorials on AutoCAD!📹🔔
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