ladder in drawings

[Loutenr1]

Here I am... cuffing with the paper (the discussion is always here in the forum :biggrin, there is something that does not return to the scale of the drawing. I'm always editing the sheet format.
I can't tie the scale of the particular imported into the drawing, to the note "scale". Some soul pia explains to me the right combination between the 4 options of choice property... These...

current document.
model in the view to which the annotation is attached (only drawings). [non selezionabile]model in view specified in the properties of the sheet (only drawings).
component to which the annotation is attached

and the property scale... This...
sw-scale sheet
sw-scale view

I'm at the 40th attempt. . .
In practice I would like that once you insert a part in a drawing, the note scale changes if I change the scale of the view inserted.
:frown:

Thank you.

 

[meccanicamg]

no you do not have to change the scale of the view inserted but the scale of the sheet....otherwise you will always have to go looking for the main view and tick it over. parts from a not practical concept.

 

[Loutenr1]

no you do not have to change the scale of the view inserted but the scale of the sheet....otherwise you will always have to go looking for the main view and tick it over. parts from a not practical concept.

then, let's say I use a sheet with pattern in a3. I put a part in the drawing and sw me the square in scale 1:2
But it is a small piece and I can enlarge it say 1:1
the scale reported in the paper mill, must change from 1:2 to 1:1 right?
How do you do that? :redface:

 

[meccanicamg]

then, let's say I use a sheet with pattern in a3. I put a part in the drawing and sw me the square in scale 1:2
But it is a small piece and I can enlarge it say 1:1
the scale reported in the paper mill, must change from 1:2 to 1:1 right?
How do you do that? :redface:

right must change. to change the scale click in the drawing sheet in a white space where there is nothing with the right button and choose property from them to change the scale of the sheet which is one, unique for all views. the change of scale to a specific view only serves to create problems for those who have to use dxf to take some measure. I recommend the views out of scale only for the isometric view....from that you do not take any measure and you only need x understand better.

the property is called "sw-scale of the sheet".

 

[Loutenr1]

right must change. to change the scale click in the drawing sheet in a white space where there is nothing with the right button and choose property from them to change the scale of the sheet which is one, unique for all views. the change of scale to a specific view only serves to create problems for those who have to use dxf to take some measure. I recommend the views out of scale only for the isometric view....from that you do not take any measure and you only need x understand better.

the property is called "sw-scale of the sheet".

Okay, so it works. then selecting a view and in the menu on the left going to change the scale (where can you also change the style of display etc to understand us) do only casino?

 

[meccanicamg]

Okay, so it works. then selecting a view and in the menu on the left going to change the scale (where can you also change the style of display etc to understand us) do only casino?

Careful! click on the view and menu on the left and change the scale is not good. is to be done only for the not main views, only x the 3d or where there is no use to take measures.

the scale changes it by clicking in the nothing of the sheet, not on a view, not on the cartiglio, only in the void....tasto dx...property. change the scale.

 

[Loutenr1]

Careful! click on the view and menu on the left and change the scale is not good. is to be done only for the not main views, only x the 3d or where there is no use to take measures.

the scale changes it by clicking in the nothing of the sheet, not on a view, not on the cartiglio, only in the void....tasto dx...property. change the scale.

Thank you very much.