How masks are made in CAD

1. Open CAD, shortcut command "REC" or select from the toolbar to draw a rectangle. The shortcut command "b" goes to the block definition. Enter the name "Copy Block Mask" (you can determine it yourself), select the base point (the base point can be seen as a fixed point when moving the block), Object - Select the object, select the rectangle you just drawn.

<>3. Click "OK" to enter the block state. Add a "mask", the shortcut command "wi" or click on the plot - area overlay in the menu bar, and specify each point in turn, as shown in the image below.

4. Then, add parameters. Select the "Linear" command in "Parameters", click the point in the figure from left to right, and <>

5. Then, add an action. Click "Action", select the "Stretch" command, select the blue parameters in the figure, specify the parameter points, specify the stretch frame, and select the action object.

6. OK and exit the blocker. The channel is fully occluded.

Here's how to create a mask, as shown in the title: (this example is based on AutoCAD 2016, other versions are slightly different).

<> the result is shown in the figure below, start the "Area Override" command again, enter the parameter f (border), and press the Enter key to confirm.

The <> results are shown in the figure below.

There are two ways to do this, one is to use the viewport to crop a specific area in the layout, and the other is to cover the area, where the latter is a true mask.

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How to mask a layer with the wipeout command in CAD.

How to mask a layer with the wipeout command in CAD. wipeout command, wiprout is actually to create a whole face, which can be used to mask other layers, of course, it can also be masked by selecting the post. In CAD, how does one drawing overlay other drawings as a whole?

When we draw graphics in CAD, they are often drawn in the form of lines, and it is impossible to achieve the function of covering the whole surface as a whole. Here's how to use the wipeout command in CAD.

with rectangles. If you want a triangle to cover a rectangle, you can construct a triangle with the entire face covering the rectangle.

How to mask a layer with the wipeout command in CAD.

2. Use the wipeout command to create an overall coverage. Now let's use the wipeout command to create a face of a triangle to cover the rectangle, type wipeout in the command bar, press enter, and redraw the triangle as shown in the image.

How to mask a layer with the wipeout command in CAD.

3. Enter wipeout enter f enter off on to close or open the line segment drawn by wipeout. The layer of the circle can be drawn with multiple line segments using the wipeout function, which can be zoomed in and out.

Precautions: 1. The rectangle covers the triangle and vice versa.

2. Multiple wipeout layers can be adjusted in front and back.

1. First open the required CAD drawing, enter the peerless homepage, and then double-click the block you want to hide the mask with the left mouse button.

2. Then press the "Enter" button to confirm.

3. After that, in the page entered, click the command bar, type wipeout, and press enter to confirm.

4. After that, click the edge of the connecting block with the left mouse button as required, and press enter to confirm.

5. Then select the graphic you want to display in the block and click Back.

6. After that, left-click the closer option above, and in the pop-up window, select the option "Save the changes to fjx", and that's it.

Summary. Hello, it is recommended that you PU clean up first, and then if it doesn't work press the following steps: If the print settings are in :

Print Options] Print with transparency – unchecked (Fig. 1), as shown on the model drawing; If you print with transparency in the print settings: [Print Options] - check (Fig), the CAD model drawing will show the normal masking function, but the print will not be printed according to the normal setting of the masking function.

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait a while Okay. After the mask is made, the mask is printed as a white piece, and nothing else can be seen.

I just tried it and it didn't work.

This problem does not occur after the PDF is imported. When the preview is printed, it is a white patch.

Hello, that means that there is a problem with your printer, as long as the pdf format can be, please wait a moment, is looking for a solution for you.

Hello, there are the following reasons for the starvation of celery branches, you can give it a try: several reasons: 1. You should select the range should be the window, and then click to select the range you need to print.

2. The color of the print should be black, and it should be 100% light. 3. The printing style is selected as the printing range, which should be full of drawings.

It can be made with straight lines, arcs, chamfers, and trim commands.

First, use the pl line to stroke the block as a closed polyline.

wipeput command, p command, select the closed polyline, so that you have a shielded area, and then create a block with the original block.

Moving the block in this way will create a mask (the dr command can be placed in front of the position, i.e. the top can be used to shield the bottom, and if it is postar, it will not have this effect).

Display the part of the interference according to what you need, cut it, extend it, and make it into a block.

The steps in CAD to make blocks obscure the following drawings are as follows:

1. First, double-click on the desired block.

2. Click Confirm in the pop-up window.

3. Enter the blocker, enter the command wipeout, and press Enter to confirm.

4. Connect the points at the edge of the block in turn according to the prompts, connect them into a closed figure, and enter to confirm.

5. Select the graphic to be displayed in the block and click the front.

6. Close the device and save it.

Draw a mask along the outer contour of the block with wipeout, use.

The prep command in ensures that the matte is on top of the shape behind it, and then prepends the tile on top of the matte.

In addition, there is a "Tile Pattern - Rectangular Shielding (Precise Shielding)" menu in the Tianzheng menu, which is done according to this principle, if you have Tianzheng, use this command directly, and then select the tile. However, if you convert to a lower version such as T3, you may have a confused drawing order, and you need to use DrawOrder to adjust the hierarchical relationship of each object.