Autocad scale 1:100 layout

When you specify a scale to output your drawing, you can choose from a list of real-world scales, enter your own scale, or select Fit to Paper to scale the drawing to fit onto the selected paper size.

Usually, you draw objects at their actual size.

Autocad plot scale chart

That is, you decide how to interpret the size of a unit (an inch, a millimeter, a meter) and draw on a 1:1 scale. For example, if your unit of measurement is millimeters, then every unit in your drawing represents a millimeter.

When you plot the drawing, you either specify a precise scale or fit the image to the paper.

Most final drawings are plotted at a precise scale. The method used to set the plot scale depends on whether you plot the Model tab or a layout.

• On the Model tab, you can establish the scale in the Plot dialog box. This scale represents a ratio of plotted units to the world-size units you used to draw the model.

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• In a layout, you work with two scales. The first affects the overall layout of the drawing, which usually is scaled 1:1, based on the paper size. The second is the scale of the model itse
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