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| Working with Views in CADopia Explorer |
| CADopia Explorer is a great way to manage and maintain different elements such as layers, linetypes, text styles, coordinate systems, blocks, dimension styles, or views within your drawings. Using CADopia Explorer the element Views can be viewed, created, copied and edited within a drawing and also copied from one open drawing to another.
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| Utility of Blocks : Use them to avoid doing things repeatedly |
In this article we will discuss the utility of blocks. We'll also cover some of the options in detail and discuss how layer affect blocks.
As you know, CADopia allows you to create drawings using standard object types such as lines, arcs, circles, and text. There are many situations when you need to create the same group of objects over and over again. The plans for a hotel, for example, might include 1,000 instances of the same Oven. After drawing one, you can use the COPY command to avoid redrawing the others, but there is a better way. It involves the use of a special object type called a block. |
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