print a 2D Table with a 3D Plan in one papre

[s_samira_21]

Hi

 

I have made A table in 2D space that contains the ditails of the plan that is drown in 3D space.

now I want to print the plan in one paper and the table in right-down side of it.

how can I do it?

 

Thank you

[ReMark]

Use a paper space layout and at least two viewports.

[s_samira_21]

thanks but can you help me with that?

i dont know how to do it

[ReMark]

Attach a copy of the drawing to your next post.

 

Thanks.

[s_samira_21]

Here are my files

 

and again thank you

CoolingTower.dwg

table.dwg

[ReMark]

Interesting. What size paper were your expecting to use? What views of the cooling tower did you want to include?

 

By the way, your title block and border measures 6779.7511x4081.6652.

[s_samira_21]

paper is A4

this file just 1 view but for others at least 2 views

[ReMark]

Which "one" view?

[s_samira_21]

no matter just learn me how to do it..... please!

 

it depends on the 3d plan

 

for example left and right

[ReMark]

Your title block is quite large for an A4 size drawing.

 

How to do it? Put the title block and border in a paper space layout. Create a viewport using the MVIEW command. Assign a scale to the viewport. Lock the display. Print.

[s_samira_21]

How to Put the title block and border in a paper space layout? I copy and paist it from the modeling tab in 2d file to layeout tab in 3d file! but it doesnt work!

 

Learning Auto cad is hard by using the words! wish I could see your desktop doing this!

[ReMark]

An example of an A4 size sheet using your title block and border. The viewport is the magenta rectangle that you see. I placed it on its own layer and set the layer to "no print" so that when it comes time to plot the drawing it won't show up. The viewport scale is 1:10 but since you are plotting from a layout you plot 1:1 and let AutoCAD worry about getting the contents of the viewport scaled correctly.

[s_samira_21]

oh

 

i want the 3d model to be in this border!

 

I sent you tow files the second one id 3d!

[ReMark]

You can use copy/paste or you can use the change space command called CHSPACE.

 

Note that I had to resize your title block and border to fit an A4 sheet.

[ReMark]

oh

 

i want the 3d model to be in this border!

 

I sent you tow files the second one id 3d!

 

Please try to remain calm. This was only meant to be a demonstration of the use of a layout with a viewport.

[ReMark]

Are you happier now?

 

Viewport scale is 1:20.

[ReMark]

Three views. Scale: 1:40.

[s_samira_21]

sorry but I realy dont know what to do!

Copy from where to where ? I should use the command in which view and in which file?

I want to print a 3d picture and see the border around it

 

Im so sorry bothering you!

I m not good in english

[s_samira_21]

I m so happy to have a good friend that help me!

It is nice but I want the opposit of it

[ReMark]

To get your title block and border into a layout you can copy/paste it from model space OR you can use the CHSPACE command to bring it from model space into paper space.

 

Oh, you want to see the 3D model in either a Conceptual or Realistic visual style right? Sorry about that. Sure....hold on a moment. I'll be back.

 

 

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