For the general layout plan of the factory site, the model is tilted; how can it be adjusted to be horizontal and vertical in the layout?
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This post was last edited by FORREST_GUMP on 2025-2-9 at 16:26. The general layout plan of the factory site shows that the boundary lines of the land area are tilted, rather than being horizontal and vertical; the lines in the model are also tilted. Now that we need to print the drawings, how can we adjust them to be horizontal and vertical in the layout?
Draw a horizontal line, check the angle, and then rotate it to make it horizontal
To adjust the model to be horizontal and vertical within a layer, you can use the rotation tool. First, select the layer or shape that needs to be adjusted, then find the rotation tool and enter the desired angle of rotation so that the model is aligned horizontally and vertically with the canvas. If the software supports it, reference lines can also be used to assist in making adjustments, ensuring that the final layout is accurate. .
Thank you for the guidance; when the image is rotated in the layout, the image in the model rotates as well. Is there a way to prevent the layout and the model’s angle from being linked?
Thank you for the guidance; when the image is rotated in the layout, the image in the model rotates as well. Is there a way to prevent the layout and the model’s angle from being linked?
First, draw a vertical line in the side view, then select the top bottom view and try to rotate around the line you just drew as the center. (Haven’t used it in a long time, but this approach should work.)