The property box for 2D and 3D viewports each have a button for Visibility Settings. There, you can control which View Modes and Categories apply to the viewport. The View Mode tab matches what you see in the 2D or 3D views when selecting the View mode buttons. See this article to learn more about View Modes. ...
Photos that have been rendered in the Photo Lab can be inserted in the paper view. There are two ways to insert a photo; it can either be imported into the Paper View or exported from the Photo Lab. Read more about both procedures below. Importing a photo to paper view Figure 1: Photo icon in the ...
When you are working in the the Paper View, you can insert the Drawing views of your choice. The different types of Drawing views available are Viewport 2D, Viewport 3D and a Printable Article View. They are all located on the Tools (paper) tab: To add a Drawing View to the currently selected paper, ...
The Paper Manager is a dialog that you find on the Tools (paper) tab under the Tools section. In the Paper Manager, you can organize your papers and use functions such as insert new papers, remove paper, load and save paper. The following options are available in the Paper Manager: Name: Change the name of ...
Wouldn’t it be great if you could generate PDF files that show your complete 3D view and let your clients turn around and zoom in and out of your drawing to see every detail – without having them use CET Designer? The 3D PDF Extension lets you save your drawings and send them to your ...
Using arrows You can add arrows in the paper view to, for example, point out parts of a drawing. Read below how you add arrows and how to modify their settings. Adding arrows You can add four different types of arrows; Leader, Leader with two lines, Leader with multiple lines and Leader with multiple lines that stay connected (see figure ...
When you are about to print a sheet in from the Paper View you make desired printer settings that you access from the menu bar. The menu bar is positioned in the upper part of the paper view (see figure 1). Name: Label the paper. For example Floor Plan or Component Plan. Lock / Unlock: ...
Miniatures of the papers you have added are presented at the bottom of the paper view. Features for adding, removing, loading and saving papers are also found here. Click the miniature that you wish to edit, the miniature then turns green (see figure 1). You can decide in which order the papers are displayed by ...
Using help grids To structure a sheet’s layout in the paper view, use the function Help grid. You can then place a grid of optional size and with optional number of rows and columns on the sheet. All components in the Tools (paper) and Drawing (paper) tab can snap to the sides of the Help grid. Figure 1: help grid button. Adding a ...
When you have transferred your drawing to the paper view you have the possibility to make settings for the copied drawing. The settings depend on whether you have transferred a 2D or a 3D drawing. Settings for a 2D drawing When you have transferred 2D drawings into the paper view it is possible to make settings for each ...
When you have finished your drawing, you can use the Paper View to plan how your printout should look. You can easily choose to print your entire drawing, or parts of it, and also set the layout of the sheet. In the regular 2D or 3D view, you use the Copy viewport to Paper View ...