1. Create the desired View in Model Explorer > Views
2. Ensure the orientation of the view you want to use in the drawing is correct as the drawing module will automatically use the latest views.
4. Start the Drawing module by double-clicking Drawings in the Explorer pane (Ctrl + D)
In the Drawing Module, the same views that were created in the main model will be listed under the Explorer > Modelling Views :
The Drawing Manager is where you can start a new drawing.
1. Double-click on Drawing Manager (or F6)
2. The Drawing Manager allows you to manage the drawings :
3. To open a drawing, select the drawing name, e.g. (Storey 1) > Pick Open Drawing
Alternatively, simply double-click on drawing name to open it
4. Close the Drawing Manager & view the drawing
The outermost brown line represents the Drawing Border (e.g. A0 size).
The inner dotted blue line represents the Viewport Border
5. Double-click on any empty space within the drawing border to access the Drawing Properties
The outermost brown line of an opened drawing represents the Drawing Border (e.g. A0 size).
The Drawing Properties dialog has the following options / fields :
A viewport must be created to indicate which part of the model & in what orientation to be shown in the drawing. The views created in the main model will become the view ports.
The steps to create a viewport are :
1. Create & open an empty drawing
2. Right-click on the specific Modelling Views > Create Viewport (as shown below)
3. The viewport will be created with the part model shown within the blue border
4. To move the view port, place the mouse cursor over the blue border > left-click & drag to the desired location (as shown below)
5. To change the size of the viewport, place the mouse cursor at the lower-right corner > the cursor will change to resize > left-click & drag to resize the window
6. Double-click any place within the Viewport blue border to access the Viewport Properties
Make it as a practice to remember to close the drawing by clicking the "X" button at the top right corner or go to Drawing Manager (F6) to Close Drawing(s).