How should I layout the output image?
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Could someone please tell me how to arrange the drawings for printing? I’ve been using modules to create drawings both in the past and now, but this method is slow and complicated. For example, when there are many drawings on one module, I have to adjust the window settings each time I print, switching through each window one by one, which makes the printing process very cumbersome. I’ve heard that arranging drawings in a different way works well – it’s possible to set up one layout per drawing; thus, if there are 10 drawings, there will be 10 layouts, which makes printing faster and more convenient. Please help me out! ~~~~~ Also, please share how your printing and output processes work! Your sesame and mung beans are our big watermelons
A search should yield many suitable answers. Layout drawing involves placing elements such as frame details in the layout space, and then using viewports to display the drawings from the model space within that layout. One layout can be used to print multiple sheets of paper, usually by printing them together as a set.
You can use window printing to print a specific area!
It is still more convenient to print in model space; the layout printing method is not used.
I’ve learned it, and personally I think it’s better to print it to the window: lol
It would be great if there were tutorials on this topic
Create a new layout – then set its size within that layout, and finally make the printing settings; it’s far better than using a window.