Define an Interior View

With this function, you can define a view from inside the building. The view will be an axonometric projection, and you can limit the area to be viewed in the floor plan drawing. You can use this function to create kitchen furnishing drawings, for example. You can add the view on a drawing sheet by using the function Add a Drawing to a Sheet.

1. Activate the drawing window.
2. Do either of the following:
   • Select Output | Drawings | Define Cross Section View Define Interior View.
   • Select the function in the building's document browser:
     1. Move the cursor on the title Architectural documents / Interior views.
     2. Right-click to open the context-sensitive menu.
     3. Select Define Interior View.
3. Select Interior.vxm as the drawing generation model.
4. Limit the target area of which the view is to be created. Select the corner points of the area. In the example figure below the target area has been defined so that the table group is left outside the view.

   

   You can easily define a rectangular area by selecting two points: the start and end point of the diagonal of the rectangle.

5. Select Confirm.
6. Select the first direction point (Dp1).
7. Lock the cursor, if necessary.
8. Select the second direction point (Dp2).

   

9. Type a label for the interior view in a text box.
10. Type a name for the interior view in a text box. The View Tasks dialog box is opened.

    View Tasks Dialog Box

11. Select the interior view you just defined from the Views list.
12. Select the check boxes Update views and Update models.
13. Click the Open button.
14. Type the scale for the interior view. The view is opened in a separate drawing window.

    

15. Close the view by clicking the window’s Close button.