Introduction
The sheets and views section is used to decide which sheets
and views should be driven on the drawing. DriveWorks Solo supports
driving their positions, scales, and more. Once one or more views
are captured, annotation positions can also be captured
relative to the view by using the
Annotation
Positions section.
The sheets and views section is divided into three areas:
- The sheet preview which shows the currently selected sheet and
view to make it easy to identify what you are working on.
- The sheets and views tree which can be used to tell DriveWorks
Solo which sheets, views and view breaklines should be driven.
- The sheet/view information list which shows information about
the dimensions and scale of the currently selected sheet or
view.
To capture a sheet
When a sheet is captured, you gain the ability to drive its
scale, and state.
- Click the check box next to the name of the sheet to
capture.
To uncapture a sheet
- Uncheck the check box next to the name of the sheet to
uncapture.
If you
uncapture a sheet and save your project, the action cannot be
undone. Furthermore, if you have already created any rules for the
uncaptured sheet, then they will be lost. Before uncapturing a
sheet, you may wish to make a copy of your project.
To capture a view
When a view is captured, you gain the ability to drive its
scale, position, and state.
- Click the check box next to the name of the view to
capture.
It is not
necessary to capture a view's parent sheet in order to capture the
view.
To uncapture a view
- Uncheck the check box next to the name of the view to
uncapture.
If you
uncapture a view and save your project, the action cannot be
undone. Furthermore, if you have already created any rules for the
uncaptured view, then they will be lost. Before uncapturing a view,
you may wish to make a copy of your project.