

A final click will place the view down on the sheet. Right-click to change the scale of the view. Then, expand the master drawing and drag the desired view onto your sheet. To import the views from the master drawing, on the Model Views tab, add a new location that points to the folder that contains your master drawing. Once you’ve created your sheet you can import a view from your master drawing onto it. Once created, to create new sheets, in the Sheet Set Manager, on the Sheet List tab, right-click on your sheet set and click New Sheet. Use the Existing drawings method of sheet set creation and in the wizard where you are prompted to Choose Layouts, leave it blank.

In this case, starting with an empty sheet set is useful.

The first thing you’ll need is a master drawing that contains your model objects and views. In this post I’ll show you how to use this feature in your sheet sets through a simple example. The sheet set manager has a nice feature that creates viewports on your sheets from model views.
