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285 Layout: Joining viewports in the Model tab

285 Layout: Joining viewports in the Model tab - AutoCAD Tutorial

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285 Layout: Joining viewports in the Model tab

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- [Instructor] Welcome to another AutoCAD TIFFIN trick, and this time, we're going to be taking a look at how we can join our Model Space Viewports. We're going to draw 'em for you. It's two eight five dash, Joining Vports.dwg. And as usual, you can download it from the library to follow along with the tips and tricks video. Now, when you first open up the drawing in the model tab, you just look at it and you think, okay, I've got a rectangle, and I've got a hexagon. Now, they aren't just 2-D rectangles and hexagons. They're actually 3-D solids, so, if I jump over here to the view cube, and click on the corner, you'll see that when I go into an isometric view, they're actually 3-D solids. If I hover over them, it'll say that that's a 3-D solid on Layer Viewport One, and that's a 3-D solid there on Layer Viewport Two. If I jump into the Title block layout here, you can see that each one is in it's respective Viewport in…

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