The plain layout of CAD, how to find out the hidden layout in CAD

The image isn't very clear, and the key area of the house, the location of the teahouse, you don't even say it, it's very embarrassing, and it's not about CAD.

First of all, from the geographical consideration, we should think about the various countermeasures in the store under different climatic conditions, such as how to ventilate in the summer when it is hot, how to install air conditioning, this is a problem, what is the climate of this place in winter, if there is a snowy climate, you must think about the installation of floor tiles, because there will be slippery roads in winter, and it is not convenient to clean up, etc., many You don't say the specific place, it is difficult to help you find a way.

The second is the living habits of the local residents, whether they like the big scene in the north or the intensive south, this arrangement is different, the distance between the tables will directly affect the customer's liking of your store.

Also, there is a big difference between a café and a teahouse, and it's not the same, one Chinese and one Western, and the style is different, which makes it difficult.

Hehe, I've been a consultant for you, but your question is really difficult to ask It's a specific point to add, 100 points, don't give a reward in vain.

Take a part of the frame to make a box, and part of it should be open, and then pay attention to traffic problems.

You go online and look for some designs.

I'm also a student and I'm learning.

Seriously, let alone 100 points, no one will take 100 yuan. Designers are paid labor.

Haha, it's really not appropriate to ask this kind of question on such an occasion

I can't say half a sentence clearly, and a few steps of fur operation are enlightened;

1. Click on the layout, you see the size of the drawing, click on the file - page setup manager, you can see and modify its size.

2. Click on the viewport --- --- a viewport and frame the entire page. Double-click the page, press and hold the middle wheel at the page to move the paper, and scroll the middle wheel to zoom the sheet. Good after. Double-click OK outside the drawing page to make it any to print.

Let's just say that there are many, many more features in it.

I have a set of file instructions on the layout printout of CAD graphics, which is very helpful for CAD enthusiasts who want to master layout printing, if you just want to learn this knowledge, give me an address to send it to you.

1. This is a typeset drawing in the CAD layout.

2. Select the lines of the viewport box and put them in the same layer3. Click [Format] - [Layer] or directly click the layer icon to open the layer settings interface4. In the layer settings interface, the layer of the viewport box line is not printable, as shown in the figure. and you're done.

5. Turn off or freeze the layer of the viewport box line, you can also achieve the same effect.

What do you mean by hiding? Layout of the tab? Or is it a view box in a layout?

If it is a label, there is a layout element under the OP command point display tab, and you can check the display surface and model tab (L).

If it's a view box in the layout, see if the layers are hidden.

To hide a viewport, follow these steps:

1. Rotate the coordinate system in the viewport without changing the coordinate value: command line: dv enter tw enter. Applicable in the model state;

2. Draw a polygon viewport: menu "View" "Viewport" "Polygon Viewport";

3. Set the scale of the graph in the viewport (relative to the figure in the model): command line: zoom 1xp, 1 is the scaling multiple;

4. Modify the viewport: Menu: Modify - Trim - Viewport;

5. Hiding method of viewport frame line: viewport frame line is also a CAD object, you can create a separate layer for it, and turn off the display of the layer will no longer be displayed;

Enter OP in the command line, check "Show Layout and Model Tabs" in the "Display" tab and press "OK".

Tools - Custom - Toolbar - Just tick what you need to make sure.

Insert the frame and logo definition into a block into the layout -- Viewport (select the viewport range you want) -- Double-click on the established viewport --- zoom and move the contents of model space. This also fixes the content in the CAD layout.

I don't think you want to fix what's in the viewport, if you click on the viewport line -- right-click in it to lock the viewport.

Don't lay out the print on it. Or the range is typed out.

If you still can't type, see if the object is not printing the layer.

Double-click with the left mouse button in the layout viewport, then type Z, then A, and finally print.

Is it to set the display scale of the model in the layout?

I'm like this:

z, Enter, input ratio 1:1xp, Enter. That's 1:1 if you want 1:1000

z, Enter, input ratio 1:1000xp, Enter.

Anyway, you can write as much as you want in terms of ratio + xp

The ratio of 1:100 is 1 divided by 100, input and so on.

The ratio in CAD is always 1:1

There's a command called Graph Range.

You can modify the paper size.

In addition, if you don't use a template when creating a new one, there is also a graphical range option.

The frame in your model is magnified by 1,000 times, and the layout is 1:1, which is of course large.

The size of the frame in the model cannot be 420x297, you should change the scale in the layout to 1:1000, and that's it.

After opening CAD, first enter limits in the command bar, click space, then enter 0, 0 and then point space, then enter the paper size you want to draw (for example, A4 paper, you will enter 297,210) point space, then press F7 (open grid), then enter zoom point space, and then enter point A space, and it's OK.

Can you be more specific, will you not use layout space or?

There is a vprots layer in the layer, and you can hide it.

Check out this tutorial.