How to draw large 1:1 drawings
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I want to draw long drawings at a 1:1 scale on one sheet of paper. How should I set this up? For example, if I enter a value of 100000 for a line, it doesn’t appear in the view. How can I make it visible? This post was last edited by helene on 2009-3-5 at 15:47
1. z——e (double-clicking the scroll wheel in the drawing area is equivalent to z－e) 2. Set the graphic boundaries so that they can accommodate the content to be drawn, then use z——A. This post was last edited by nxpsir on 2009-3-5 at 11:41.]
Try clicking the following commands: 1. View 2. Regenerate All
Set the ratio to 1:1, then draw the diagram, and finally Z—A
When using CAD for drawing, I usually use a 1:1 scale.
Use the limits command to set it, making the position in the upper right corner larger, and then it will be visible
I also draw at a 1:1 ratio; why haven’t I encountered this problem? It’s recommended to set the ratio to 1:1
Use the zoom command, then enter the scale
Just double-click the middle mouse button! ! If it still doesn’t work~ it’s because there are other elements in your image as well~~ and these elements are quite far apart~~ much farther than the 100,000 units represented by your straight line; that’s why the pattern doesn’t align with your straight line!
First, draw a line that is 10,000 units long (it’s impossible to see the entire length). Then select that line, enter the command “Z” in the command bar and press Enter. Next, enter “A” and press Enter. By scrolling the mouse wheel, you can scale the line freely, which means it’s easy to create lines with a length of 10,000 units