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Which are the overall dimensions of your Model sketch?
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I am having difficulties with the scale of my drawing. In my model space, the units are set to decimal - millimeters. And then, when I set up a viewport in paper space even 1/128"=1'-0" is too small. I'm using a size 24"x36" paper. Everything is set to 1:1 and I drew 1:1 in model space. Previously, another person drew this drawing and it fit on an 8x11 sheet of paper at 1:10, but mine doesn't fit on 24x36.
What did I do wrong?![]()
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Which are the overall dimensions of your Model sketch?
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Mircea
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36036mmx30740mm
Your sheet in Layout is drawn in inches or in equivalent millimeters? If I'm not wrong, the 1/128" : 1'-0" scale translate to an ~0.00065 scale factor, then the sketch will display 23.4 x 20 units in Layout, so should fit a 24x36 paper, but not a 610x914 one (metric equivalent).
Regards,
Mircea
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At that size a scale of 1:100 will fit comfortably.
Why're you mixing units? I would guess that's where your confusion's coming in. Your model shouldn't fit onto an 8x11" sheet at 1:10, either, so it looks like your colleague did something wrong, too. (at 1:10 you'd need a 3.6m or 12' sheet!).
dJE
74624mm is actually the dimension horizontally. Sorry! Yes, my collegue has confused me by saying it should fit with a 1/8"=1'-0", but I'm drawing in metric. My layout is drawn in millimeters. Thanks for all your help. It's still not working though![]()
MSasu, can I create my own paper space size to 610x914 because it is not in the drop down menu under paper size?
Can you upload that drawing here?
Regards,
Mircea
AutoCAD's happy user equation: FILEDIA + PICKADD² + PICKFIRST = 3
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I don't think I can. I am an intern for an architecture firm and this is one of their projects.
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