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Anybody know anyway to rotate or mirror specific views on a sheet without rotating the whole model?
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You have two methods available. Rotate view and rotate view on sheet. You can read how to do each in your HELP.
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thanks.. any ideas on how to Mirror?
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How to mirror what?
You can mirror objects.
You can mirror project. << Read about that in your HELP as well.
Mirroring a Project
Mirroring a project allows you to mirror (reflect the placement and shape of) all elements in a project around an axis you select (North - South, East - West, Northeast - Southwest, or Northwest - Southeast). When you mirror a project, model elements, all views, and annotations are mirrored. Orientation of annotations is preserved when necessary, for example text does not mirror in order to retain readability.
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"How to Mirror what?
I want to mirror a view on a sheet. For example I want to show 2 versions of the same floor plan but one is a mirror of the other.
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Sorry - this is not CAD. Views are model based - not just lines like CAD.
You would have to mirror project, then link the mirrored project in (new location) and use linked view. That will work.
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Right.. Thats what we currently do and its a maintenance nightmare, but its interesting that you can rotate a view but not mirror it!
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Nothing "interesting" here. Rotating a view is just that.... doesn't mess with model - just changes the point of reference. But a mirror is completely different.
I don't understand why it is a nightmare? Is it because of changes? Just re-mirror the project and reload the link - done.
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