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when i need something in cad i just go to RUclips and see, but it takes a lot of time to find the exact thing i am looking for, except you i find exactly what i want in very easy way thanks for the perfect solutions
how can you rotate the paper space? I have a my layout set up with the long ways horizontal and want to view the drawing with the layout vertical. Working on a tall object on a ledger size layout.
thanks for the info. works fine but except if i have multiple viewports in a sheet and if i rotate the drawing in one viewport it afffects the other viewports also eve if it is locked. do u have a solution for this
Thanks for this! Much better than Autodesk's knowledge base instructions, which instructed one to use VPROTATEASSOC command, which did not work for me.
Hi Brandon, thanks for this great video. please could you also assist in how to generate a DTM in Autocad, as shown at the later part of this video. thanks.
I don't see the list of choices where it asks for what you want to select after the DV command. Currently using Autocad Civil 3D 2017. I can type in "all" as you show but I would like to see the list of choices as well, as it shows in your program.
thanks for the video. when i use option 2, when modifying the drawing in paper space it appears the entire page is rotated making it somewhat difficult to make changes to your drawing in paper space. i can easily go to model space to make changes but there are times i prefer to make changes in paper space. any help with this? thank u
Thanks for sharing! I'm suscribing now :) Another way would be to find the angle you need to rotate your drawing (for me it measured 19° so I chose the outer angle which was 341°), rotated my viewport directly on layout using that angle, (the VP polyline is not restricted so you can edit it to match the rest of your drawing if you are a little obsessive like me :-) ) and then rotated my north sign with the same angle and voilá ;) my drawing in model is undisturbed and my layout is just like I needed it to be.
Ron, you can measure the angle between your wall and a horizontal line in the model space. Then when you get to the twist command in the tutorial you can enter the angle.
Ah... one note I figured out by experimentation. The angle entered is the absolute angle, not an adjustment. So, if you have a drawing already at 90 degrees, and you enter 90, it appears nothing happened. If you want the image to match what is in model space, enter 0 (zero) when prompted for a twist angle.
Easier way is to rotate the north arrow associated to your viewport🤷🏻♀️ The image in your viewport will automatically follow the north arrow orientation.
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when i need something in cad i just go to RUclips and see, but it takes a lot of time to find the exact thing i am looking for, except you i find exactly what i want in very easy way thanks for the perfect solutions
This command is the only one that worked for me, thanks
Thank you for the fast and effective tutorial. Much appreciated.
This was about the simplest explanation I have had. Everything else was so complex and unnecessary, it drove me nuts.
how can you rotate the paper space? I have a my layout set up with the long ways horizontal and want to view the drawing with the layout vertical. Working on a tall object on a ledger size layout.
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thanks for the info. works fine but except if i have multiple viewports in a sheet and if i rotate the drawing in one viewport it afffects the other viewports also eve if it is locked. do u have a solution for this
Thanks for this! Much better than Autodesk's knowledge base instructions, which instructed one to use VPROTATEASSOC command, which did not work for me.
No worries! Thanks for watching and the comment
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Not a problem, glad the video helped!
Hi Brandon, thanks for this great video. please could you also assist in how to generate a DTM in Autocad, as shown at the later part of this video. thanks.
thanks a lot, this really helped me, this vas very fast, effective and simple to understand
Thanks for watching! Glad I could help
I don't see the list of choices where it asks for what you want to select after the DV command. Currently using Autocad Civil 3D 2017. I can type in "all" as you show but I would like to see the list of choices as well, as it shows in your program.
thanks.. very useful for road construction dwg
thanks for the video. when i use option 2, when modifying the drawing in paper space it appears the entire page is rotated making it somewhat difficult to make changes to your drawing in paper space. i can easily go to model space to make changes but there are times i prefer to make changes in paper space. any help with this? thank u
Quick and easy. Many thanks.
thanks
you're welcome, thanks for watching!
thank you for this video
glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Thanks! it helps me a lot! God bless!
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing! I'm suscribing now :) Another way would be to find the angle you need to rotate your drawing (for me it measured 19° so I chose the outer angle which was 341°), rotated my viewport directly on layout using that angle, (the VP polyline is not restricted so you can edit it to match the rest of your drawing if you are a little obsessive like me :-) ) and then rotated my north sign with the same angle and voilá ;) my drawing in model is undisturbed and my layout is just like I needed it to be.
It is well explained . Thank you from Tunisia. :-)
thank You. It was very useful. God bless You!
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thanks, this helped in civil 3d 2010 for me.
You're welcome, glad it could help with civil 3d for you! Thanks for watching!
Is this a third party software? there is no command under shortcut DV on my end..
Thank you very much
Dview command is not available on AutoCAD 2019 Light
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Thanks Brandon!
Lifesaver! Thank you!
Helped a lot, thanks
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Yeah, but how to you align it such that an object, such as a house wall, is aligned straight up and down?
Ron, you can measure the angle between your wall and a horizontal line in the model space. Then when you get to the twist command in the tutorial you can enter the angle.
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Will this also adjust the text?
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Thanks, it is usefull
Excellent, just what a needed
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Ah... one note I figured out by experimentation. The angle entered is the absolute angle, not an adjustment. So, if you have a drawing already at 90 degrees, and you enter 90, it appears nothing happened. If you want the image to match what is in model space, enter 0 (zero) when prompted for a twist angle.
I used "alignspace" command for this.
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how to rotate one object that all other objects would stay at the same place?
Only select the object you want to rotate.
Easier way is to rotate the north arrow associated to your viewport🤷🏻♀️ The image in your viewport will automatically follow the north arrow orientation.