Custom AutoCAD Sheet Set Template Workflow

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[@shahirs1997]

Thanks, mate, I was really searching for this for 2-3 weeks and got your wonderful video. I have fixed my company title sheet with your help. Many thanks once again

[@SynergisCAD]

You're welcome!

[@neckpatter]

Thank you for taking the time, I learned a few more things about what I can do with SSM. Thanks!

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[@mohammedasq]

hi thanks so much but , when you are draw the title block the beginning where is draw it in the model space or layout space ?

[@uliahshafar8599]

No question, crystal clearss

[@SynergisCAD]

Thanks for watching!

[@kenknight6629]

Excellent Video!!

[@aleenak6408]

Brilliant, thank you so much! Really helpful video!

[@bashj7379]

Thanks it's a great tutorial

[@bagusbudi3018]

Thank you so much for the tutorial, currently, I have a title block that uses objects>viewport>custom scale field for my drawing scale notation. I want to make the scale notation can be recognized in the drawing table of contents, is there any method to do that? or are there other alternatives besides uses objects>viewport>custom scale field? I've found ViewportScale in sheetset>placeholder field but don't know how to use it or how it works.

[@habibrahim3130]

wah what a explanation - really enjoyed it

[@bryanbishop9563]

When i try to open a new shet set as a project, like you did in "MyfirstTest" my subsets do not show. The feilds seem to be the same under properties but i do not show any subtree?

[@cadguy-vi2vo]

Great tutorial. I have an issue of my custom properties not sticking (if you will). And my sheet list table is only populated with NON-custom properties? any ideas?Thank you.

[@bingingwithcomicsnerd8069]

about sheet number and total number of sheets, what if i want to put the sheet number & total number of sheets of drawings for each division of drawings(i.e. ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, etc) and then also i want to do the same in in combination of the divisions. what fields do i need to use?

[@khalidb.6604]

Thanks! you made it clear & easy.

[@DanielRamirez-nc9wu]

:et's say you are trying to field from a data linked excel file. How do you field the text fields from the excel file to the CAD file?

[@madamaczone]

Hi sir! Thank you for your explanation. I have a question. I crea a .dwt template, in the model space exist some blocks, line types, layers, etc., that's where I draw my architectural projects, and then, I have some layouts called e.x. G-001, G-002, G-003, G-004, etc. But with this method it seems to be a little bit tricky or difficult because each layout are saved separately. Am I correct? Does exist an easy way to set all the information in one file? Thanks in advice.

[@filipecuango2855]

Hi, I was watching the video lesson and I have a question. How can I change the title block of the sheet set to multiple layouts at once

[@MohamedAshraf-on3de]

Amazing

[@RoDJ99]

Is there a way to add existing sheets to the sheet set?

[@singhiqbal7718]

Thanks for very clear tutorial.

[@sohailakbar1157]

Awesome

[@assadkohistani6196]

THANKS

[@Tariqjamil11..]

thank you Sir its really amazing and easiest

[@SynergisCAD]

Thanks for watching, Tariq! We're glad you enjoyed.

[@fadamahdi4611]

Thanks

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