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1:1 viewports across two pages


Holly2779

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Hi Team,

 

Looking to present a drawing at 1:1 but it will need to go across two A0 piece of paper (it doesn't fit on a single A0 piece of paper)

 

How can I do this? 

I tried custom paper size of the doubled A0 paper measurements but this could be potentially and issue when printing? 

Thoughts please?

Holly

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If you have an A0 plotter attached to your computer, then just choose A0 as your paper size. If not, and most people don't and you want to print this to a pdf, then go to printer set up and set up a custom size with the dimensions of an A0 sheet of paper. Set it to Portrait.

 

Then go back to the page set up dialog and choose Horizontal: 2 and Vertical: 1.

 

You should have a sheet layer that is the size of 2 pieces of A0 paper.

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Thank you for your response, below is the 1:5 drawing for a client (if this helps to see it). I have been asked to provide this as a 1:1 so they can print it on their A0 Plotter to get a 'real life' cut out. 

When I try to alter the print settings (custom paper size/ 1189 x 841) is automatically sets pages as shown in the below screenshot... if I change those.... it changes the paper size 😬 I am struggling!

 

 

Screenshot 2023-06-12 at 15.25.49.png

LOC001- RIGHT- HYDEWOOD SIGN - VER3 - 07.05.23.pdf

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Go to Printer Set up and make sure that you have A0 selected. thengo back to the dialg that you see above.

 

In the dialog above select Horizontal: 2; Vertical 1, then press OK. You should be returned to your Sheet Layer page with 2 Pages side by side. These will represent 2 sheets of A0 Paper.

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@markdd Thank you again for taking the time to explain, I have screenshotted the sequence you have suggested to try and illustrate a little better the issue I am having...

 

Select A0

Screenshot2023-06-12at16_22_39.thumb.png.4b5a7eb3d5a89a83d681f2f25f5dc9be.png

 

its coming up as landscape - so I have switch around the numbers..... as shown here...

 

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Then I change the horizontal to 2 and the vertical to 1.....

 

 

Screenshot2023-06-12at16_23_11.thumb.png.1a8c0abb2bfd00d249516eab8ac70cd6.png

 

Note it already changed the width of my paper...

Now I hit ok and get this teeny paper.....(in the middle of my 1:1 viewports for illustration)

 

Screenshot2023-06-12at16_23_35.thumb.png.a08163840126a882500772105d08f40a.png

 

go back to view the settings :

 

Screenshot2023-06-12at16_24_00.thumb.png.075f211434bf4fe4b9dc6ab382ee6028.png

 

Editing the page numbers overrides the size.....? 

 

@Ramon PG Thank you for your suggestion too, I have queried though if this will create a printing issue - if I create my own paper size (Double A0) will I have an issue when attempting to print it across an A0 plotter.....? I don't physically have one in front of me (nor have personally used one) so I am unsure wether it will happily chop my picture in half for me...

 

Thanks again for the support 

H

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