block views before the update

[mastmotion]

good day to all.... .
I'd need a little help.
My problem as described by the subject of the discussion and that is driving me crazy is:

Why every time I launch the update of the views on the 2d all the views as by magic move to please them?!?!?!?!? ! ?
Is there a way to block the location in the view sheet?? ? ? ?

Thank you very much in advance.

 

[smike]

blocking views is the solution to your problem.. .

 

[mcbramby]

good day to all.... .
I'd need a little help.
My problem as described by the subject of the discussion and that is driving me crazy is:

Why every time I launch the update of the views on the 2d all the views as by magic move to please them?!?!?!?!? ! ?
Is there a way to block the location in the view sheet?? ? ? ?

Thank you very much in advance.

Can you post the drawing screen or even the drawing???? ? I would like to understand how you created the views... :smile:
If you place the photo you do so as to show (set "f3") the description of how you created the views .. .

 

[if2111]

Hi.
I found the right setting.
you need to enable in the sheet settings "part 3d axis "

greetings

 

[falonef]

Hello, could you post the imagination of this option?
I'm curious to see how my cv5 reacts.

Thank you.

 

[mastmotion]

Sorry for the delay, but I had changed a little cad :°d

I inserted the image you asked me if it can be useful for the cause.
Thank you.

 

[mastmotion]

Hi.
I found the right setting.
you need to enable in the sheet settings "part 3d axis "

greetings

perfect was propio this option.

Thank you so much!!

 

[falonef]

I'm sorry if I insist, but could you post the magic of the option to set? ? ?

Thank you

 

[if2111]

Hi.
the place tonight from home from the office you can not send attachments (work at fort nox)

greetings

 

[mcbramby]

I'm sorry if I insist, but could you post the magic of the option to set? ? ?

Thank you

I think it's......... go with the dx button on sheet (list of views in the drawing "f3") and find the set ................................................. .
I'm using "volume center" but I've never had vision positioning problems . :biggrin:

 

[mastmotion]

I'm sorry if I insist, but could you post the magic of the option to set? ? ?

Thank you

et voilà !!! ;p

 

[if2111]

Good!

Thank you for posting in my vex.

to the prox

 

[mastmotion]

Good!

Thank you for posting in my vex.

to the prox

bhe was the minimum after your/our help

 

[falonef]

Okay, it works in case you have created an aprtier view from an assembly.

Usually, however, the 1. component must always be fixed so we guarantee that we always have the view at the right place.

fixing the 1. component this option is superfluous

 

[mcbramby]

Okay, it works in case you have created an aprtier view from an assembly.

Usually, however, the 1. component must always be fixed so we guarantee that we always have the view at the right place.

fixing the 1. component this option is superfluous

not to fix a component in the assebly is not very "salute" ........ especially if it is complex .
cmq then I figured out why I never needed to use this option..................... I didn't know what it was like:

 

[fab69]

Neither do I. and I was curious to see where this thread was going. .
In short, it is an option for those who do not work with the healthiest method, namely to leave a complex set with some gdl of too much.. .