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Mask Viewport Autocad. I've got a secondary detail viewport and when i've tried a solid hatch or a polyline wipeout, i can't get the viewport 'on top' of the. Is there an easy way to mask one viewport that lies on another vp? Similar to text masking or an image that you can change the. When a new viewport is created in a layout in autocad, it is displayed as a border or frame that contains geometry. How can i get a mask or wipeout behind a viewport? Click annotate tab markup panel wipeout. It would be great if when placing a viewport on top of another viewport it would automatically mask. Specify points in a sequence that defines the perimeter of the area. The only way i found around this is to use the wipeout command in model space of the underlying viewport. Download the attached autolisp file (showvps.lsp) and save it to a folder. To make all viewports visible: To mask a drawing area.

When a new viewport is created in a layout in autocad, it is displayed as a border or frame that contains geometry. To make all viewports visible: To mask a drawing area. Download the attached autolisp file (showvps.lsp) and save it to a folder. I've got a secondary detail viewport and when i've tried a solid hatch or a polyline wipeout, i can't get the viewport 'on top' of the. Similar to text masking or an image that you can change the. The only way i found around this is to use the wipeout command in model space of the underlying viewport. Specify points in a sequence that defines the perimeter of the area. It would be great if when placing a viewport on top of another viewport it would automatically mask. How can i get a mask or wipeout behind a viewport?

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Mask Viewport Autocad I've got a secondary detail viewport and when i've tried a solid hatch or a polyline wipeout, i can't get the viewport 'on top' of the. I've got a secondary detail viewport and when i've tried a solid hatch or a polyline wipeout, i can't get the viewport 'on top' of the. Specify points in a sequence that defines the perimeter of the area. Is there an easy way to mask one viewport that lies on another vp? To make all viewports visible: It would be great if when placing a viewport on top of another viewport it would automatically mask. The only way i found around this is to use the wipeout command in model space of the underlying viewport. How can i get a mask or wipeout behind a viewport? Download the attached autolisp file (showvps.lsp) and save it to a folder. Similar to text masking or an image that you can change the. When a new viewport is created in a layout in autocad, it is displayed as a border or frame that contains geometry. To mask a drawing area. Click annotate tab markup panel wipeout.