Hello,
I’m trying to place and align two clipping drawings of two floors vertically.
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How do I align the two drawings when the placement of the centroid seems to be arbitrary or not practical? This seems to be an issue not only for me.
Then I redid all the sections carefully placing them in known points related to the 0,0,0 coordinate.
What I have described and you suggested above is simply very difficult to do. The insertion point of each drawing is not the 0,0,0 is the centroid of the resulting drawing.
WHY !!! if the scene changes, grows or shrinks, it will be simply impossible to match new plans or sections to the previous ones. It also make matching rendered views and dynamic section simple guess work (another reminder for placing sections in different CPlanes).
from this thread…
When I unlock the Drawing Layers and properly aligned it with the move command, the drawing jumps back to its original insertion point when updated, making it impossible to have properly aligned ClippingDrawings, or what’s the correct way to achieve this?
I couldn’t find any explanation or tutorial, only other people struggling with this, which makes the whole dynamic section completely useless for me.. When I also set up the layout sheets according to the ClippingDrawings and then, after an update, I need to go and look again for the drawing in the detail of my layout sheet….?!
- There seems to be a bug in Rhino 8 Mac Version when using EditClippingDrawing > All and then placing the insert point again. It jumps to some, for me completely random place. Pls see the attached video.
An idea for an update of the SectionDrawings:
- the drawings should have an insertion point like Blocks, e.g. when making the ClippingDrawing, ask for the reference point in the model space
-This reference point should be visible when selecting the ClippingDrawing. It should be possible to it like any other object in Rhino to be able to properly align multiple drawings that don’t jump to new places when updated.
- Updating a drawing should be easily doable by clicking on the actual drawing, not only by finding the tiny ClippingPlane symbol. It would be also nice if there was a dropdown menu when using the command EditClippingDrawing.
Thank you for your help in advance.
