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Drafting - View Frame size 4
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Filled dimension arrows is a property of the drawing standard. See here:
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From my experience, the answer to your first question is no. I found it to be really strange as drawing will never fit perfectly in window in case one view frame is outside thedrawing area.
The answer to your second second is that there is somewhere a XML file where you could pre define all values and it will be taken I to account for all new drawings.
The answer to your second second is that there is somewhere a XML file where you could pre define all values and it will be taken I to account for all new drawings.
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The frame view size is depending on what is projected from 3D...you will have by default in view everything which is in 3D in Show.
Regards
Fernando
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Regards
Fernando
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To expand on what was previously said about View Frames...
The Frame size is automatically determined by the 3D part/assembly and cannot be extended, but the view can be cropped to reduce the frame size.
(assume you are not asking about the view Scale)
The Frame size is automatically determined by the 3D part/assembly and cannot be extended, but the view can be cropped to reduce the frame size.
(assume you are not asking about the view Scale)
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