AutoCAD Tutorial
#Day 5
About ZOOM Command
Zoom:
Zoom
to display an area specified by a rectangular window. With the cursor, you can
define an area of the model to fill the entire window. Zoom to display one or
more selected objects as large as possible and in the center of the view.
In
a perspective view, zoom display the 3DZOOM Prompts.
All :
Zoom to
display all visin]ble objects and visual aids. Adjust the
magnification of the drawing area to accommodate the extent to all visible objects
in the drawing, pr visual aids such as the grid limits (the limits command), whichever
is larger. Because it always
regenerates the drawing. You cannot ZOOM ALL transparently.
Center:
Zoom to display
a view defined by a center point and a magnification value or a height. A
smaller value for the height increase the magnification. A larger value
decrease the magnification. Not available in perspective projection.
Dynamic:
Pans and ZOmms
using a rectangular view box.the view box represents you view, which you can
shirnk or enlarge and move arounf the drawing. Positioning and sizing the view
box pans or zooms to fill the view port with the view inside the view box pans
or zooms to fill the view port with the view inside the view box. Not available
in Perspective Projection.
Extents:
Zoom to display
the maximum extents of all objects.
Previous:
Zoom to display
the previous view. you can restore up to 10 previous views.
Scale / Scale
Factor ( to magnify the object) :
Zoom to change the
magnification of a view using a Scale factor ( 0.5x,1.0x)
Window:
Zoom to display
an area specified by a rectangular window. With the cursor,
you can define an area of the model to fill the entire window.
Object:
Zoom to display
one or more selected objects as large as possible and in the center of the
view, you can select objects before or after you start the ZOOM command
Real Time:
Zoom interactively
to change the magnification of the view. The cursor
changes to a magnifying glasss with plus (+) and minus (-) signs.
Thanks and Regards
Er.Karthiga.S.B.E.M.E.,
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