In this field you are entirely about meeting and flipping viewpoints.
So right now we have this lay out view in which we have already said the page we have already decided.
The of the size of paper and the profit margins and other details now we'll add our.
And to add viewport and go to this layout tab now here in this layout tab we have this layout viewport
option here.
Now on this panel we have this rectangular so click on this and drop down and select this rectangular
option.
Now the starting point.
Somewhere inside the part of margins and click at the second point.
Now as you do this you'll notice that all the components of the drawing area will be visible in these
boundaries.
And this is the viewport So when you hold your cursor over this you'll see this viewport on the tooltip.
Also when you click on the boundary you'll see these four groups at the end.
And using these grapes you can modify the boundary of this viewport so you can now click on this grip
you can move it and that we clip the area which is visible.
Now currently this viewport is on the layout but it will behave as a more than space object.
When you double click inside it.
So when I click inside this viewport it will completely be independent of the legal view as you can
see when I'm painting my drawing here.
It's banning the completed drawing and it's not affecting anything which is outside.
Now in order to get rid of this if you want to move out simply double click outside.
Now we are outside the viewport.
Now if you plan your drawing it will ban the complete drawing just like this.
Now if you double click inside and if you zoom in and zoom out that will also affect only the viewport.
And if you're double click outside and zoom in and zoom out to reflect the completely out you can create
as many viewport as you want so I'll click on this rectangular once again and click another viewport
here and here again we have the complete drawings so it's fitted completely within the viewport and
you can edit it from its boundaries.
Now in this case we're adding these viewport randomly but you can also add some names are automatically
created viewport.
So it is both of them so I select them.
And ultimately it is it.
So it is in the viewport will not erase your model space object so when you go to model space you'll
still have these drawings.
So I'll go to floor plan.
And now here I will add some Artomatic viewport.
I'll go to lay out.
And here we have this named option.
So let's look just named and new view ports and select from any of these presets so we have to decode.
Now in this case two of your ports will be added to horizontal.
Right left above below.
And all of these settings are whatever you want.
You can select from this list.
So I like this viewport configuration.
OK.
Now look at a starting point.
So I click on the top left and click on this bottom right.
And all of your ports will be fitted within this area.
Now in this case as I mentioned earlier if you double click within any of these viewport it will activate
the model space and also all of these modern space tools will be visible.
Now if you modify anything within this model space then it will also be modified in the original model
space and also mortify all of these remaining drawings.
So if you just try to add a second let's add it here.
I'll add one second here.
Is that the same circle will be added here as well as here Altaic outside so click here.
Now we'll go to model view and we have the circle here also.
So that is simply activating the model view and we can now remove it.
And that will be removed from all of these instances of layout and Martin's space.
Now in these cases you can zoom in and zoom out this drawing.
And this may even happen accidentally.
So what if you don't want to change the position of objects within a viewport.
In that case you can simply lock it.
So right now I have said this object here and right now I can see that on the east elevation is visible
in this viewport.
Let's say that we want to lock it so that the changes don't affect anything within this report.
So for that DoubleClick outside now I'll select the viewport boundaries and then right click and select
this display locked option and select Yes.
Now we have this viewport completely locked so let's double click inside.
We still have these model space objects but when I zoom in and zoom out it will zoom out or zoom it
completely out not the objects within the viewport.
You can not only logon and log this viewport from the right contextual menu but you can do that from
the layout tab also.
So go to the layout tab and now as you know that this viewport is logged So Venezuelans are moderate
is completely locked.
So in order to unlock it or to display out viewport panel and select this unlock option.
Now select the viewport which you want to unlock in this case I want to select this one so I selected
and I press enter.
Now it is unlocked.
So now if you zoom in or zoom out it really affect the complete drawing within this layout.
So Aldo's outside and now we have this layout view de-activated.
You can also clip view boards to show some of the selected regions.
For example here we have this view lets double click within this and I'll zoom into this area.
Now let's say that we only want to show this main hall and we don't want all of these objects for that.
You can simply drag these boundaries so I don't click outside and I'll select the boundary or I'll just
simply drag it like this.
So you can do that or there is an alternate method also.
So using that alternate method you can simply create a new boundary and that will be shown instead of
this viewport so double click outside and also like this clip option.
Now select the viewport which you want to clip in this case I want to select this one.
Now press Enter now specify the starting point so this will be the starting point somewhere here.
Now the second point the third point the fourth one.
And in this case if you want to you can select a random shape also.
So I'll simply click on this point and then on this point.
Now this is the boundary which we want.
Finally.
So I'll press enter and you will notice that the boundaries will be flipped just like this and that
viewport will be removed.
So that's the main hole which we have in view.
You can not only make your viewport in rectangular shape but you can also make them of very random shapes.
So I'll remove all of these viewport for now.
And now I'll go to this rectangular option once again.
And now I'll select this polygonal option.
Now you can create a polygon So I'll start with this point then I'll click at this point.
Then this point now unselect arc because we can make out what this polygon option will track this point
and click here.
Now I'll select line and I'll pick at this point and press enter.
Now we have a completely random shape of viewport as you can see here.
You can double click inside and that board will be active.
Let's double click outside so you can not only make it that the polygon but you can also use objects
so I'll go to home dad has a little circle.
Let's say that we want a circle of support that would make a circle.
Let's get back out now select the drop down and select object.
Now click on this circle and we have a new viewport a circular one inside and we have it here just like
this.
Let's double click outside to be it in all of these situations the objects within the viewport will
always remain visible.
But you can hide them temporarily if you want.
For example if you don't want to show any of these objects within the circle of viewport simply select
the viewport boundary right click and select display viewport objects in this option select no.
And now all the objects within the viewport will be hidden even though the viewport is still there.
But nothing will be visible in order to make it well again selected right click to display viewport
objects and select Yes.
And the objects within the viewport are again visible.
So that was all about making a viewport and flipping them.