How to adjust the CAD drawing range
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When I open CAD drawings, I often find that the area displayed is quite small – usually ranging from a little over a thousand to a few thousand units. When I need to create floor plans, the area in question is often in the range of dozens or hundreds of meters; expressed in millimeters, this corresponds to vector values of tens of thousands or even millions, which far exceeds the range of the displayed area. Scaling doesn’t help either, as the entire area cannot be shown. Could someone please explain to me how to adjust the range of the displayed area? Thank you for this! :handshake :)
Try the command: limit to modify the drawing range
I tried both limits and format--graph boundaries, but for some reason there was no response. :(
I’ve never understood why it’s necessary to adjust the range of the view. It’s fine to draw freely in model space; double-clicking the mouse wheel will display the entire image.
Try setting the zoom scale to 0.000001
Press Z, then press E. The image will automatically zoom to the minimum size. Then select the area you want to enlarge. This is the most convenient. This post was last edited by xywroy on 2008-1-24 12:42.]
What was said on floor 7 is very effective; thank you! :victory: :loveliness: