Size of the frame
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Do anyone have any good methods for determining the size of frames when viewing an electronic CAD drawing?
CTRL+P – the print settings provide detailed information on frame sizes, including those for GB standards such as A0~B5, and ISO standards such as A0~B5, etc. Once you know these dimensions, compare them with those of your CAD frame sizes to get an idea
What I mean is, how do you know what size frame others are using for their images?
Reply to 3# pear2999: First, check what the scaling factor is indicated in the labels, and then use linear measurements to determine the length and width of the wireframe. The dimensions for A0 paper are 1189×841, for A1 paper they are 841×594, for A2 they are 594×420, for A3 they are 420×297, and for A4 they are 297×210. If the measurement scale factor is not 1, then the measured length divided by the scale factor gives the size of the drawing.