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!
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
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
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??
