Jul 14, 2015 · I would like to make a circle around a specific zone of my part, then another circle with the zoomed part, and a line joining both circles. Is this the correct representation? Is there anything missing?

I am trying to do a zoomed in view of a section of a drawing. Is this possible or should I be submitting it as a feature request? See the image below: If not, I can always just do it the way I did it here (microsoft paint), but it is more time consuming this way and of course, not as elegant.

To perform zoom operations without relying on a mouse, use the following keyboard commands: Press the Z key followed by Enter. This activates the Zoom command. Next, enter E for "Extents" or A for "All", and press Enter again. Zoom Extents (Z + Enter + E + Enter) will adjust the view to show all objects in the current drawing.

You can change the magnification of a view by zooming in and out, which is similar to zooming in and out with a camera. Using ZOOM does not change the absolute size of objects in the drawing. It changes only the magnification of the view. In a …

Nov 29, 2012 · Pressing the "Home" key will give you a trimetric view and fit the view to your screen. There is a command called "Fit view to selection" that will zoom in on whatever you have selected at the time. In NX8 it can be found in the View -> Operation menu.

Nov 14, 2024 · Right-click the drawing and select Zoom > Zoom in. Then click the location in the view that you want to zoom in. Go to Quick Launch, enter Zoom in and select the command from the list. Zoom out . Do one of the following: Scroll backwards with the mouse wheel.

You can quickly zoom on a rectangular area of your drawing by specifying two diagonal corners of the area you are interested in. The lower-left corner of the area you specify becomes the lower-left corner of the new display.

In the layout tab example below on the left, the current layout viewport is highlighted, in which you can pan and zoom an area of model space. In the example on the right, double-clicking outside the layout viewports puts you in paper space, where you can pan and zoom the entire layout.

Nov 5, 2020 · We can zoom a particular portion or object if we wish, we can even zoom the entire worksheet, we can zoom a window, zoom everything on the worksheet and we can even zoom anything by...

Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to zoom into your SolidWorks drawings: Using the Mouse Wheel. Navigate to the Drawing Area: Open your SolidWorks drawing where you need to zoom in. Locate the Mouse Wheel: Ensure you have a scroll wheel on your mouse. Position Your Cursor: Move your mouse cursor over the area of the drawing that you want to ...