Por favor, leia o Drawing tutorial para uma descrição detalhada.Īs it is now, the objects that we have created can be saved, exported to other formats like SVG or DXF, or printed. If you wish, you may create a technical drawing to display these objects together with additional information like a frame.īefore doing anything, hide the Draft grid by pressing Toggle grid.ġ6.1.
Create a standard page by pressing TechDraw PageDefault. In the tree view select all objects created, except for the Page, and then press TechDraw ActiveView. Press OK with the default options it may take a few seconds to create the view in the page. Selecting the Page object in the tree view will automatically display the Page in the main window. With the Page selected, go to the property editor, and change Dados Scale to 0.75. Expand the Page object in the tree view to select the ActiveView object.
With this view selected, go to the property editor, and change Dados Scale Type to Page. Recompute the model by using Refresh or pressing F5. Hide the frames of the objects by pressing TechDraw ToggleFrame. Learn more about the TechDraw Workbench by reading the Basic TechDraw Tutorial. TechDraw page with a projection of the shapes created with the Draft Workbench. TechDraw works best with objects that have a Part TopoShape. Since some objects from Draft, like Draft Texts and Draft Dimensions, don't have such " shapes", some operations of TechDraw don't work with these elements. Tools like TechDraw ActiveView, TechDraw DraftView, and TechDraw ArchView work by receiving an internal SVG image that is generated by internal Draft functions therefore, TechDraw doesn't have much control about how these views are displayed.
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