Thank you so much, I am architect but joined the Army and just came back from a 6 years deployment and I don't remember too much about CAD, these videos are extremely helpful!
ASWESOME! QUESTION, How do I see through an over lapping VP, if unable can I make an irregular shaped view-port in order to see something being over lapped by another VP
I've been trying to get the hang of this for the better part of a decade. I've never sorted it out. Something I'm doing is always off. Your instruction is very clear and well paced, but still, no luck for me. I go into a layout that has several viewports on it. I click on the viewport that contains a layer I want to freeze. (obviously I'm in paper space at this point) I go to the command line and type in VPLAYER. Here's where the problem begins. Unlike your drawing, after I hit Enter, the viewport I had highlighted is no longer selected. On your video, your viewport is clearly still highlighted. What am I doing wrong? When I proceed with your instruction here's what happens. I hit enter It asks VPLAYER Select objects: I click on an object and it says, Specify opposite corner. Huh? Then I'm basically stuck. It's mind boggling how silly this is. How about click on a viewport to activate it Click the snowflake to "charge" your cursor click on objects to make them disappear within this activated viewport. That's how adobe would do it. :-(
Try this: from paper view, double click the viewport you want to freeze a layer on VPLAYER ENTER FREEZE ENTER (BY OBJECT SELECTION) SELECT YOUR OBJECT ENTER SELECT WHICH VIEWPORT YOU WANT TO FREEZE LAYER ON (SHOULD BE "CURRENT" UNLESS YOU WANT TO DO ON MULTIPLE VPORTS) ENTER
Helo sir can you help me i received one file in model drawing is vertical but when i go in layout drawing is in horizontal please tell me or make a video on this how we can make this??
My CAD book was completely worthless in explaining this. You the real MVP!
Thank you so much, I am architect but joined the Army and just came back from a 6 years deployment and I don't remember too much about CAD, these videos are extremely helpful!
You've always saved me when in comes to AutoCAD. Thank you
I had just left a message in another video of yours asking for this this specific info. Thank you SO much. Extremely useful!
I regret I have but one thumb to give to Brandon....
you are amazing with this command i save my time thank you very much for this amazing video🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for the VPLayer comand! You just made making Wetland Plans much easier for me! #Appreciated
THANK YOU!
THANKS! just what i was struggling to do
That's great, always happy to help!
Thanks for watching and the comment
Very helpful, thanks! I swear I know you from somewhere, too... I'm a surveyor in Alberta
Legend!! Land surveyor here too, very handyyy!!
Awesome! Glad it helped and thank you for watching & commenting!
I learn something in all of your videos
VPLAYER command is really cool! Thx
Thanks for sharing!! Exactly what I was needing 🤓
Thank you Very Much for the helpful tips
Thank you for this!
Exactly what I am looking for
Thank you so much for this video.
Thanks for the knowledge, really helpfull
Cheers!
Thanks for watching
Very clear - thank you!
great great great!! Thank you very much
thank you so much for your tutorial sir....
Hi, can we Select multiple layers in multiple viewport? When i chosee ALL everything is removed, not just the layer that i have chosen.
Wow .. that's what I'm 🔎 .. thank you😎💡
Very informative 👍
Glad you liked it, cheers!
Thanks A lot
very helpful!
THANKS MAN
how to turn off a layer in model but view in layout
Thanks very useful video.
If you change a color or line type in a viewport does it change it in the model space? Thanks, love your videos...
Why would a layer's plot choice be grayed out to where you can't select it turn plotting on or off for that layer?
I don't have the freeze option on my Chromebook autoCAD nor do I have vplayer command
ASWESOME! QUESTION, How do I see through an over lapping VP, if unable can I make an irregular shaped view-port in order to see something being over lapped by another VP
Can you do a video on how to make a prism
how to freeze layers that are in xref?
What to do when the VP freeze column is missing? Right-click is not in the list also. Reset is not bring it back either. What to do? Thanks!
Right Click on the column headers of the Layer Properties Manager. You can toggle columns on or off there.
I've been trying to get the hang of this for the better part of a decade. I've never sorted it out. Something I'm doing is always off. Your instruction is very clear and well paced, but still, no luck for me.
I go into a layout that has several viewports on it.
I click on the viewport that contains a layer I want to freeze. (obviously I'm in paper space at this point)
I go to the command line and type in VPLAYER.
Here's where the problem begins. Unlike your drawing, after I hit Enter, the viewport I had highlighted is no longer selected. On your video, your viewport is clearly still highlighted.
What am I doing wrong?
When I proceed with your instruction here's what happens.
I hit enter
It asks VPLAYER Select objects:
I click on an object and it says,
Specify opposite corner.
Huh?
Then I'm basically stuck.
It's mind boggling how silly this is.
How about click on a viewport to activate it
Click the snowflake to "charge" your cursor
click on objects to make them disappear within this activated viewport.
That's how adobe would do it.
:-(
Try this:
from paper view, double click the viewport you want to freeze a layer on
VPLAYER
ENTER
FREEZE
ENTER (BY OBJECT SELECTION)
SELECT YOUR OBJECT
ENTER
SELECT WHICH VIEWPORT YOU WANT TO FREEZE LAYER ON (SHOULD BE "CURRENT" UNLESS YOU WANT TO DO ON MULTIPLE VPORTS)
ENTER
Helo sir can you help me i received one file in model drawing is vertical but when i go in layout drawing is in horizontal please tell me or make a video on this how we can make this??
I believe all you need is to unlock VP (if locked) & rotate View Cube in the top left corner as you want
How do you unfreeze?
WHAT DOES THE NEW VP FREEZE DO? THANKS IN ADVANCE BRANDON