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Use a Real-World Scale
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, select a scale from the Scale box.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Use a Custom Scale
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, enter a custom scale. The scale requires two values, the number of plotted units (inches or mm) per the number of drawing units. The type of unit is determined by the paper size, but you can change it in the list box.
If you enter a custom scale, Custom is automatically selected in the Scale box, even if the scale you enter is the same as a standard scale in the list. A custom scale is the ratio between the plotted units and drawing units. For example, 1:12 and 2:24 are plotted at the same scale.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Scale a Drawing to Fit the Page
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, select the Fit to Paper option.
The resulting scale is automatically calculated. The ratio of plotted units to drawing units in the custom scale boxes is displayed.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Note: This option is not available when the Plot Area is set to Layout.
Related Concepts
About Adjusting the Plot Offset of a Layout
About Setting the Plot Scale
Related Tasks
To Adjust the Plot Offset of a Layout
To Set the Plot Area
To Work With Plot Style Tables Using Page Setup Manager
To Set the Orientation of a Plotted Drawing
Related Reference
Commands for Print or Plot SettingsUse a Real-World Scale
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, select a scale from the Scale box.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Use a Custom Scale
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, enter a custom scale. The scale requires two values, the number of plotted units (inches or mm) per the number of drawing units. The type of unit is determined by the paper size, but you can change it in the list box.
If you enter a custom scale, Custom is automatically selected in the Scale box, even if the scale you enter is the same as a standard scale in the list. A custom scale is the ratio between the plotted units and drawing units. For example, 1:12 and 2:24 are plotted at the same scale.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Scale a Drawing to Fit the Page
Click Output tabPlot panelPlot. Find
In the Plot dialog box, under Plot Scale, select the Fit to Paper option.
The resulting scale is automatically calculated. The ratio of plotted units to drawing units in the custom scale boxes is displayed.
Click OK to plot the drawing.
Note: This option is not available when the Plot Area is set to Layout.
Related Concepts
About Adjusting the Plot Offset of a Layout
About Setting the Plot Scale
Related Tasks
To Adjust the Plot Offset of a Layout
To Set the Plot Area
To Work With Plot Style Tables Using Page Setup Manager
To Set the Orientation of a Plotted Drawing
Related Reference
Commands for Print or Plot Settings
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