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« Last post by babadmin on January 06, 2021, 07:44:03 pm »Plot in BabaCAD is explained with all details in video tutorial ('How To Plot Your Drawing in BabaCAD') which can be found on Tutorials link on website main page: https://www.babacad.com/tutorials.html
To specify your rectangle as a layout for printing, first must go to Layout view (click on Layout tab at the bottom or click MODEL/PAPER switch toggle button on the bottom of app window). Also, be sure that your Model is active (double click inside of viewport rectangle or click MODEL/PAPER switch, and your mouse cursor will change to crosshair cursor). You can use mouse scroll (middle) button to zoom in/out to find your rectangle in model or you can use ZOOM command (use Zoom/Window option) to select your rectangle to zoom to it. There are few commands in [View] category to set page layout,plotter settings and to add more viewports to your layout. Multiple viewports can be used in your case, so you can have three viewport rectangles on the same page to plot (you can zoom in/out and pan/move drawing elements inside each of viewports idependently). Also you can use PLOTSCALE (can be found in [View] menu) to print in specific scale (ex. R 1:2, R 1:10..., by just typing scale factor after command PLOTSCALE, explained in detailed in mentioned video tutorial).
To specify your rectangle as a layout for printing, first must go to Layout view (click on Layout tab at the bottom or click MODEL/PAPER switch toggle button on the bottom of app window). Also, be sure that your Model is active (double click inside of viewport rectangle or click MODEL/PAPER switch, and your mouse cursor will change to crosshair cursor). You can use mouse scroll (middle) button to zoom in/out to find your rectangle in model or you can use ZOOM command (use Zoom/Window option) to select your rectangle to zoom to it. There are few commands in [View] category to set page layout,plotter settings and to add more viewports to your layout. Multiple viewports can be used in your case, so you can have three viewport rectangles on the same page to plot (you can zoom in/out and pan/move drawing elements inside each of viewports idependently). Also you can use PLOTSCALE (can be found in [View] menu) to print in specific scale (ex. R 1:2, R 1:10..., by just typing scale factor after command PLOTSCALE, explained in detailed in mentioned video tutorial).