Autocad 10.9 Mac 2014 On

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Autocad 10.9 Mac 2014 On

SETUP: My setup is AutoCAD LT for Mac 2014 on iMac 27 SW: OS X 10.9.1 OBJECTIVE: I am new to AutoCAD LT for Mac.

I work in Europe and need to set mm as the default unit in Model Space and therefore scale and print metric dimensions.

ACTIONS: I have opened a new drawing using acadiso.dwt and as a test drawn a simple rectangle ( Not polyline ) to which I have attached dimensions.

I assume the model is metric but I am not sure whether the dimensions shown are millimetres or metres I have selected Paper Space created the viewport, set scale at 1:1 and selected 1mm 1 unit.

For example: if your rectangle is 10x20 units (10x20 mm in real world units) and you want to print it at 1:1 scale - you need to create viewport in Layout with dimensions not less then 10.1x20.1 units (mm) in order to see entire model geometry in viewport at proper scale.

In this case A4 sheet is enough to accommodate such viewport.

This can require some additional scale factors when model space is not in millimeters.

For example, a common set up in civil applications is to have model space in meters with drawing scales at 1:1000; the actual scale used will be 1:1 to account for going from meters (model space) to millimeters (paper space).

A click on the viewport in P Sp to activate the model, select scale at nXP JOB DONE paper print spot on.

Autocad For Mac 10.9