Matchline is a great and automated numbering tool. For example, if you want to break a hospital into wings. If you have a very large building, you can make multiple Matchlines through the project. What we end up with is an automated tag that will provide a reference to where the other half of the plan is within the set. Once the Matchline is drawn, we can tag it on both sheets by selecting the “View Reference” tag tool. View tab>Sheet composition panel>Matchline Once the tag is loaded, it’s time to sketch the Matchline.Īctivate the viewport on the sheet and select the Matchline tool. Matchline will not work without loading a tag.
Now before placing the Matchline, we will load a “View Reference” tag family from the annotation folder within the library by using the “Load Family” button on the Insert tab. This is what that looks like for AREA ‘A’. Place the two plans on the two sheets respectively and crop them to size using the view crop window. This is the result of renaming the two plans. This is the most important part to using Matchlines. Able to mate arc segments: Inside Corner (IC) Contours for milling approach in the inside corners: Dado Loop (DDL) Forming a closed polyline for NC-milling dadoes and pockets: Flat (FLT) Generate flat drawing from any AutoCAD objects. To do this, make a duplicate of the floor plan “As Dependent”. Breaks all corners of a polyline and connects the sides with a smooth arc. Next, we’ll break this floor plan in two plans. The size does not matter for the example. We want to always keep the drawing at a scale that is legible and clear when we create sheets.įirst, we’ll create a floor plan. Using a Matchline helps break a large project into smaller parts to accomplish one primary goal. A common way of dealing with this issue is to use a “Matchline”. While it’s nice when the entire building we are working on fits cleanly on a sheet, that is often not the case.
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