How to convert a closed object into a layout viewport?
With the Object option, you can select a closed object, such as a circle or closed polyline created in paper space, to convert into a layout viewport. The object that defines the viewport boundary is associated with the viewport after the viewport is created.
How to create a new viewport with nonrectangular boundaries?
You can create a new viewport with nonrectangular boundaries by converting a geometric object created in paper space into a layout viewport using the MVIEW or -VPORTS command. With the Object option, you can select a closed object, such as a circle or closed polyline created in paper space, to convert into a layout viewport.
How do I change the scale of the viewport?
Alternatively, you can use the Move command. To change the display scale, click the triangular scale grip near the center of the layout viewport. You can also select the edge of the viewport object, and specify the viewport scale in the Properties palette.
How to create a nonctangular layout viewport in AutoCAD?
To translate this article, select a language. You can create a new viewport with nonrectangular boundaries by converting a geometric object created in paper space into a layout viewport using the MVIEW or -VPORTS command.
What kind of light is used for studio viewport?
Studio, Matcap and flat. The light we set up in solid viewport mode always follows the viewing angle. So if the light is set up to light from the left it will light from the left no matter how we move the camera. The studio light is a basic light setup for the viewport.
Where do I put the normalized viewport rectangle?
Normalized Viewport Rectangle is specifically for defining a certain portion of the screen that the current camera view will be drawn upon. You can put a map view in the lower-right hand corner of the screen, or a missile-tip view in the upper-left corner.
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