Works with Bricscad (Windows) Classic, Pro and Platinum, Bricscad (Linux) Classic and Pro
Creates, copies, renames, and deletes layouts.
Accessing the Command
command bar: layout
menu bar: Insert | Layout
toolbar: Layout |
: layout
Prompts you in the command bar:
Enter layout option [Copy/Delete/New/Rename/Set/SAve/Template/? to list] <Set>: (Enter an option.)
Command Options
Option |
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Makes a copy of an existing layout; prompts you: Enter the name of the layout to copy: <layout1> - enter a name of an existing layout. Enter new layout name - specify the name of the new layout. The new layout is added as a tab.
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Erases layouts from the drawing; prompts you: Enter a layout name - specify the name of the layout to be removed. |
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Creates new layouts; prompts you: Enter new layout name - specify the name of the new layout. The new layout is added as a tab. |
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Renames layouts; prompts you: Enter a layout name - enter a name of an existing layout. Enter new layout name - specify the name of the new layout. |
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Switches to the specified layout: Enter a layout name - enter a name of a layout. Bricscad switches to that layout. |
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Saves layouts as DWG files: Enter a layout name - enter a name of a layout. Displays the Create Drawing File dialog box. Enter a name for the drawing, and then click Save. The DWG file contains the saved layout, as well as the default ones: Model, Layout 1, and Layout2. |
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Imports layouts from DWG drawing files. Displays the Select Template From File dialog box. Choose a DWG file, and then click Open. Displays the Insert Layout(s) dialog box:
Choose one or more layout names,and then click OK. If the layout name already exists, Bricscad appends its name. For example, if the imported layout is named "Layout 1,"then Bricscad names the new layout "Layout3-Layout1." |
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Lists the names of layouts already defined in this drawing. |
Status Bar Menu
Right-click TILE on the status bar for the shortcut menu:
Shortcut Menu |
Description |
Switches the drawing editor to Layout1. |
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Switches the drawing editor to Layout1. |
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Switches the drawing editor to Layout2. When the drawing contains other layouts, they are also listed in the shortcut menu. |
Related Commands
MSpace - switches to model space.
PSpace - switches to paper space.
MView - creates multiple viewports in paper space.
VPorts - creates multiple viewports in model space.
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