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Greetings everyone, I have a technical drawing and for clarity purposes, I want to enlarge just one small section but I don't know how.

Can anyone help with this?

 

Thanks

Posted

are you drawing in modelspace and producing the drawing itself in paperspace?

Posted

If you're doing everything in Model Space, just copy what you want and pull it out to the side and blow it up.

If your'e in Paper Space, just open a new viewport and zoom to a new scale.

Posted

My drawing is in Model space and I have always viewed my image in layout1. I've never used paper space, honestly I don't know how, though I'm sure there are benefits to working entirely in paper space.

I guess if I open up another viewport I can scale my enlarged view of the object to what best fits the area, is that right??

 

I hope that helps answers your question.

 

JamFam

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In model space (my usual drawing style) I would ten to put an elipse around the area im going to blow up and lable it "detail A" etc.

Pull it to the side and scale it up.

As long as i note underneath that the detail is a different scal to the original.

 

Ive attached an old drawing to show you.

 

Stevie.

309.zip

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My drawing is in Model space and I have always viewed my image in layout1. I've never used paper space, honestly I don't know how, though I'm sure there are benefits to working entirely in paper space.

I guess if I open up another viewport I can scale my enlarged view of the object to what best fits the area, is that right??

 

I hope that helps answers your question.

 

JamFam

Exactly. That's all you do.

Layout1 is Paper Space. So believe it or not, you've been working in it this whole time.:shock:

Posted

Show detail all the time.

 

Copy and scale up the detail you want to show.

Label the detail, i.e.: Section "A", or whatever you want to call the enlarged section.

Posted

Wow!! great help as always, layout1 is paper space?? it seems so simple but made to seem so confusing.

 

Thanks

 

JamFam

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