Seed File Microstation
Seed File Microstation FreeAdd drawings into Micro. Station Sheet. Lets continue working on Micro. Station tutorial. This time we will create a new sheet using Micro. Station seed file we created before, then we will put our drawings inside it. Creating a new sheet. Lets start. In Micro. Station, you may add sheet model in the same or different DGN file. I dont really know how you Micro. Station users usually do this. But Auto. CAD users usually put the layout or sheet within the same file where they create the drawing. However, I see that in Autodesk vertical products, the 2. D generated drawings can be in different files. This also common when we use Sheet Set in Auto. CAD. Now I will let you decide where you want to put it. Or if your company already use Micro. Station, you may want to share how you do it. Now create a DGN file. Use the seed file we created before. We already have one sheet. Lets add one more. Go to menu file models. Click create a new model. In create model dialog, choose type sheet from seed. Then click the magnifier to choose our seed file. Advertisement this article continues below. Find the seed file, open it. You will see a dialog asking you to choose which model you want to use. Choose A1 sheet we created before. XM_5F00_DWGOpen_5F00_options.PNG' alt='Seed File Microstation Training' title='Seed File Microstation Training' />Hint A seed file allows you to have several sheets settings. You may want to have settings for several paper sizes in a seed file. Seed File Microstation SoftwareClick OK. Give name table design. Now we have two sheets in this design file. Placing drawings. OK, now that we already have the sheets, how can we put our drawing in it If you have a drawing, you may use it. But if you dont, you can download this file and use it. Ref-attach-DWG-options.JPG' alt='Seed File Microstation Nigeria' title='Seed File Microstation Nigeria' />Lets open A1 sheet views if you havent open it. You can switch to that view using view groups see image above. Go to menu file references. In the dialog, click attach reference. Choose the file you want to put here. Micro. Station will open another dialog box. O. How do I add, transfer, delete, make changes, etc. Refer to Using MoDOT Carrier Express on the IRP Web page. Look for links to the. Jer 2 64 Bit Windows 7 on this page. Using Other File Formats By Stephen Holmes, Head of Consulting Services, Cadventure BE Presenter Stephen Holmes shows how MicroStation can now open SketchUp. SKP. In this dialog, change the detail scale to 1 1. Or if you use your own drawing, adjust the scale as necessary. Click OK. Now you can see the file listed in references dialog box. You also should see the drawing in your Micro. Station view. You can move the drawing when the file is selected in this dialog. You can move, copy, scale, and use other manipulate tools at the top of this dialog. Modify drawing boundary. Lets try to clip the reference. You can close or simply move the reference dialog box. Activate place block and draw a rectangle like below. Back to reference dialog box. Make sure the drawing is selected. Now activate clip reference. Pick the rectangle we created before. The drawing is now clipped. The other tools are at the bottom of this dialog. You can change the drawing scale, rotate it using the fields there. Save-As-Options.png' alt='Seed File Microstation Jobs' title='Seed File Microstation Jobs' />I will not discuss about this dialog further here, because the details about it are supposed when we talk about references. I hope I can cover it soonPlacing 3. D model. Can we place 3d model Yes. D table in the 2nd sheet. The steps are the same. The difference is, after you select the file, you need to tell Micro. Station which view you want to use. Change the view to top and use 1 5 scale. Click OK, and the drawing now appear. Create projection view. A good tool that is really useful when you work with 3. D models is copyfold reference. This will add a new projected drawing based on selected reference. You can quickly add front and side view using this tool. Select which drawing you want to create projected view we only have one now then activate the tool. Click in your drawing where you want to put it. Dont forget to check the tool settingsSetting reference presentation. When you work with 3. D models, you may want to use different presentation. Below, I add one isometric view and set the drawing presentation to illustration. You can do it by selecting the drawing, then activate set reference presentation. By default, it will use the parent presentation. But we can override it for a specific drawing. You can change the display style in the opened dialog box. This tutorial ends here. Now you should be able to create your own seed file and add drawings with different scales and boundary inside your title block. We will cover more in references and views for 3. D. About Edwin Prakoso. I work as an Application Engineer in Jakarta, Indonesia. Ive been using Auto. CAD since R1. 4 and Revit since Revit Building 9. I occasionally write for AUGIWorld magazine and also active in Autodesk discussion forum. Im certified as Revit Architecture 2. Auto. CAD 2. 01. 4 certified professional. Im also a member of Autodesk Expert Elite, appreciation for individuals who give contribution to Autodesk community. Connect with me on twitter or Linked.