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Then… If you want to…
click , and browse for a new template. The default
template for view drawings set in the project is suggested.
select a different template file
7 Click Next, and proceed to “ Creating a View Drawing: Assigning Levels and Divisions ” on page 248.
Creating a View Drawing:Assigning Levels and Divisions
Use this procedure to assign the levels and divisions to include in the view drawing.
You can choose multiple levels and divisions for a view drawing; for example, to create a view of the entire building.
When you select one or more levels as view context, all constructs that belong to the selected levels are referenced into
the view drawing at the elevation you set for the level in “
Creating a New Level ” on page 205. For example, the first-floor
constructs might be referenced at zero elevation and second-floor constructs at 2.75 meters. A spanning element would
be referenced at the elevation of the lowest level to which it is assigned.
The level and divisions you choose serve as a preselection for the next step. For example, if you choose the first level
and the south wing as view context, all constructs belonging to that level and wing are checked in the content selector.
You can exclude constructs if you wish, but preselection saves time and effort.
1 Define the general properties of the view drawing, as described in “ Creating a View Drawing: Defining
General Properties ” on page 246.
2 Click Next.
3 Select the levels and divisions to include in the view drawing.
4 When you finish setting the levels and divisions, click Next, and proceed to defining the view content as
described in “
Creating a View Drawing: Selecting the Constructs ” on page 248.
Creating a View Drawing: Selecting the Constructs
Use this procedure to select constructs to be referenced in the view drawing.
You can attach or overlay constructs into the view drawing. By default, each construct is attached as an external
reference. For detailed information on attaching and overlaying external references, see “Reference Other Drawing
Files” in AutoCAD Help.
If more than one level is selected, the constructs are inserted at the elevation of the level to which they are assigned.
For example, if you assign an apartment construct to the second level, which has an elevation of 2.75 meters, the
apartment construct is referenced into the view at 2.75 meters.
Selecting constructs is the key to creating a view drawing. The view drawing consists mainly of referenced constructs.
There are several ways to make the selection of constructs easier:
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Preselect levels and divisions: Depending on the level and division you selected in the Context tab, all constructs
at that level and division are already checked.
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