Title Block in nanoCAD 5
David Evans
09 Mar 2021
Hi
I'm new to CAD and nanoCAD 5, and wondered if it's possible to create my own title block that can be printed with my drawings.
I'm new to CAD and nanoCAD 5, and wondered if it's possible to create my own title block that can be printed with my drawings.
pguimber
10 Mar 2021
Hello,
yes, it's also a drawing ... rectang, line text, image (raster)...
yes, it's also a drawing ... rectang, line text, image (raster)...
rckseattle@gmail.com
06 Apr 2021
Absolutely. I did this. Drew it up in modelspace basically made a rectangle that was 36"wide and 24" tall (24x36 ARCH D) Fiddled around creating some areas for Project name, file name, sheet num etc...) the just saved the whole thing as a template. Then to bring it into my viewport I just right clicked on the viewport tabs and selected "create new view from template" easy peasy. You could also go the route of wblocking it out and then inserting it into paperspace...
Hope this helps..
Hope this helps..
pguimber
07 Apr 2021
Yes !
These are two work areas where you can draw.
The tools are the same.
The only difference is that the paper space is "connected" to a printer* and that you can create "holes" to see the model space
Cordialy
* So the units are those of the printer (mm, inches ...)
These are two work areas where you can draw.
The tools are the same.
The only difference is that the paper space is "connected" to a printer* and that you can create "holes" to see the model space
Cordialy
* So the units are those of the printer (mm, inches ...)
