Does anybody know where I can get a good tutorial on Paperspace ?
Thanks in advance
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Draftingallday,
There are many second hand books available on AutoCAD R12 and they walk you through paperspace in detail. These can be purchased for just a few dollars.
I remember reading a book that used the example:
The model (drawing) is located in a shed and using paperspace you can punch any size hole through the shed walls, floor or ceiling and view the model (drawing) from any angle.
To view the model (drawing) at differing scales it is just like getting closer or further away from your punched hole in the shed, you use zoom x/p in the punched hole.
I have used this example for my clients and they seem to obtain a good grasp of the concept.
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Regards
John Finlay
Don't want to post a question - email me direct on john@acecad.com.au
There are many second hand books available on AutoCAD R12 and they walk you through paperspace in detail. These can be purchased for just a few dollars.
I remember reading a book that used the example:
The model (drawing) is located in a shed and using paperspace you can punch any size hole through the shed walls, floor or ceiling and view the model (drawing) from any angle.
To view the model (drawing) at differing scales it is just like getting closer or further away from your punched hole in the shed, you use zoom x/p in the punched hole.
I have used this example for my clients and they seem to obtain a good grasp of the concept.
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Regards
John Finlay
Don't want to post a question - email me direct on john@acecad.com.au
#4
I found these on the web..... http://www.greerdesign.com/volume1_issue1.html http://www.greerdesign.com/volume1_issue2.html http://www.greerdesign.com/paperspa.htm
They might be of some use to you.
Regards,
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Michael John Smyth
Irish / UK Representative
Efnet Autodesk Users Group
www.eaug.org
They might be of some use to you.
Regards,
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Michael John Smyth
Irish / UK Representative
Efnet Autodesk Users Group
www.eaug.org