scale
+2
dongding
nemaz18
6 posters
:: Tutorials :: Autocad Tutorials
Page 1 of 1
scale
by nemaz18 Tue Sep 23, 2014 8:33 am
mga master may katanungan lang po ako.. mayron po bang option na ma setup yung scale. let as say gusto ko siya e setup ng 1:50 paano po? currently nasa 1:100 po yong scale ko.
nemaz18- CGP Newbie
- Number of posts : 20
Age : 36
Location : DUBAI CITY UAE
Registration date : 17/09/2014
Re: scale
by dongding Tue Sep 23, 2014 9:54 am
Sir,
Saan ka ba nagwowork? Sa Model Space? or Sa Paper Space? Pwede Sir.. kung ang Scale mo Currently ay 1:100 at gusto mong convert sa 1:50. Ang 100 divide into 50 = 2 at Yung result na (2) multiply mo sa Paper mo na current Scale 1:100 at magiging Scale 1:50 na. Yan kung Nasa Model Space ka nagwowork. At kung sa Paper Space (Layout) naman dapat ang Paper mo laging Scale 1:1. d'yan nakaset lagi ang mga ibat ibang Paper na Gusto mo na gawing TEMPLATE (.dwt) para ang settings laging ready tuwing gagawa ka na ng selection ng paper na gusto mo. Halimbawa; Start ka muna at gawa ka ng Paper size (All in Landscape) at mm lahat at depende sa iyo, A4 size = (297,210), A3 Size = (420,297), A2 size = (594,420), A1 size = (841,594) at A0 size = (1189,841). Dapat laging 1:1 ang paper mo. at bawat paper mo gawa ka or lagyan mo ng VIEWPORT say type command: MV enter then start click from Bottom Left Corner ng Border Line to Upper Right Corner para makagawa ka ng VIEWPORT mo. Then kung may existing na drawing ka sa Model Space mo automatically Lilitaw yung existing drawing sa ginawa mong VIEWPORT. At doon ka pwedeng gumawa ng ibat ibang SCALE na gusto mong mangyari. After that, Type command: VPSCALE at select mo ang ginawa mong viewport at makikita mo ang result kung anong Scale ng Viewport mong ginawa at ang appearance ng Scale mo ay ganito...PS:MS == 1:1.0466 (makikita mo sa COMMAND: ng screen mo). Again, try Command: MVSETUP at select type S enter (Scale na gusto mo) at select VIEWPORT then at the command asking to: enter number of Paper Space Units <1>..Type 1 enter (Laging PS mo dapat type 1 Always), then next Type number of Model Space Units na gusto mong SCALE: Say 100, 1000, 50, 20, etc. (whatever na gusto mong scale sa drawing mo) then enter twice. DONE.
then Try Again Command: Type VPSCALE at makikita mo kung anong scale ang VIEWPORT na ginawa mo...Enjoy. Pasensya na napahaba Sir... 
Saan ka ba nagwowork? Sa Model Space? or Sa Paper Space? Pwede Sir.. kung ang Scale mo Currently ay 1:100 at gusto mong convert sa 1:50. Ang 100 divide into 50 = 2 at Yung result na (2) multiply mo sa Paper mo na current Scale 1:100 at magiging Scale 1:50 na. Yan kung Nasa Model Space ka nagwowork. At kung sa Paper Space (Layout) naman dapat ang Paper mo laging Scale 1:1. d'yan nakaset lagi ang mga ibat ibang Paper na Gusto mo na gawing TEMPLATE (.dwt) para ang settings laging ready tuwing gagawa ka na ng selection ng paper na gusto mo. Halimbawa; Start ka muna at gawa ka ng Paper size (All in Landscape) at mm lahat at depende sa iyo, A4 size = (297,210), A3 Size = (420,297), A2 size = (594,420), A1 size = (841,594) at A0 size = (1189,841). Dapat laging 1:1 ang paper mo. at bawat paper mo gawa ka or lagyan mo ng VIEWPORT say type command: MV enter then start click from Bottom Left Corner ng Border Line to Upper Right Corner para makagawa ka ng VIEWPORT mo. Then kung may existing na drawing ka sa Model Space mo automatically Lilitaw yung existing drawing sa ginawa mong VIEWPORT. At doon ka pwedeng gumawa ng ibat ibang SCALE na gusto mong mangyari. After that, Type command: VPSCALE at select mo ang ginawa mong viewport at makikita mo ang result kung anong Scale ng Viewport mong ginawa at ang appearance ng Scale mo ay ganito...PS:MS == 1:1.0466 (makikita mo sa COMMAND: ng screen mo). Again, try Command: MVSETUP at select type S enter (Scale na gusto mo) at select VIEWPORT then at the command asking to: enter number of Paper Space Units <1>..Type 1 enter (Laging PS mo dapat type 1 Always), then next Type number of Model Space Units na gusto mong SCALE: Say 100, 1000, 50, 20, etc. (whatever na gusto mong scale sa drawing mo) then enter twice. DONE.
then Try Again Command: Type VPSCALE at makikita mo kung anong scale ang VIEWPORT na ginawa mo...Enjoy. Pasensya na napahaba Sir... 
dongding- CGP Apprentice
- Number of posts : 234
Age : 47
Location : EGA, Abu Dhabi, UAE Via Cabalen
Registration date : 16/01/2012
BuffBaby- CGP Apprentice
- Number of posts : 348
Age : 42
Location : manila
Registration date : 05/08/2009
great.
by abdullahglor Wed Sep 24, 2014 12:42 am
yan ang magandang explanation complete detail. galing mo bro.
abdullahglor- CGP Newbie
- Number of posts : 89
Age : 53
Location : P.O. Box 62665 Riyadh 11595/MAUBAN QUEZON
Registration date : 03/03/2013
Argel- CGP Apprentice
- Number of posts : 439
Age : 35
Location : Pampanga, Philippines
Registration date : 10/07/2011 -
Re: scale
by nhelhyn Wed Sep 24, 2014 1:28 am
ang tagal kong naghanap nito sir dongding.... salamat ng marami... nadagdagan na naman ang aking kaalaman...with details pa... masubukan nga later.... 
tfs...
nhelhyn- CGP Apprentice
- Number of posts : 294
Age : 48
Location : naka-online ata...
Registration date : 18/11/2012 -
malaking bagay to.
nemaz18- CGP Newbie
- Number of posts : 20
Age : 36
Location : DUBAI CITY UAE
Registration date : 17/09/2014
:: Tutorials :: Autocad Tutorials
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum