-Views
The -Views command is the command window variant of the Views command. With this command, you can save views of a drawing and restore them on screen. You can also display preset orthographic or isometric views and determine some characteristics of user-defined views.
To save the current view as a user-defined view:
- Type -Views at the command prompt.
- Specify the Save option.
- Type a name for the view.
- Press Enter.
The view is saved.
To define the area of the window to save:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Window option.
- Type a name for the view.
- In the graphics area, click the corners to define the window to save as a view.
To retrieve a previously saved user-defined view:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Restore option.
- Type the name of the view to display.
To list saved user-defined views:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the ? option.
- Type a view name or press Enter to display all saved views.
The views are listed with the workspaces in which they were defined, where M means Model workspace, and P means Sheet workspace.
To delete user-defined views:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Delete option.
- Type the view names to delete.
To set a standard orthographic view:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Orthographic option.
- Specify an option: Back, Bottom, Front, Left, Right, or Top.
To classify a user-defined view:
Assigning classes to user-defined views helps manage the saved views. The Views dialog box displays the view class.
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Settings option.
- Specify the Classify option.
- Type the view name to classify.
- Type the category name.
To save or delete a user-defined view's layer visibility settings:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Settings option.
- Specify the Layer snapshot option.
- Type the view name whose layer you want to edit.
- Specify the Save or Delete option.
To determine whether the coordinate system and elevation settings are saved when a view is saved:
- Type -Views.
- Specify the Settings option.
- Specify the CCS (Custom Coordinate System) option.
- Specify the Yes or No option.
Access
Command: -Views
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