Autodesk 235B1-05A761-1301 User Guide - Page 594

3 Click directly on the drawing geometry in the section or elevation view. 4 Click 2D Section/Elevation tab ➤ Modify panel ➤ Regenerate . 5 In the Generate Section/Elevation dialog, click OK to regenerate the section or elevation. If you have already placed the section or elevation view on a sheet, the section or elevation view will update automatically the next time you open the sheet. Sheets Sheets are the construction documents that you publish or plot. You create blank sheets, and then place view drawings directly onto the sheets as reference drawings. The sheet references the view, which in turn references the construct. As a result, any changes to the construct are automatically reflected in the affected view and sheet drawings when you open them or reload their referenced drawings. Creating a Sheet When you create a sheet, you can add views for general plans, schedules, details, sections, and elevations. You can publish or plot a group of sheets as a sheet set. 1 On the Quick Access Toolbar, click Project Navigator . 2 On Project Navigator, click the Sheets tab. 3 Navigate to the subdirectory where you want to add the sheet. You can create subdirectories by right-clicking a directory, and then clicking New ➤ Subset. 4 Right-click the subdirectory, and click New ➤ Sheet. 5 In the New Sheet dialog, specify a number and sheet title, and click OK. The new sheet is created, but not opened. 6 Open the new sheet by double-clicking it. 7 On Project Navigator, click the Views tab. 8 In the Views directory, navigate to the view drawing that you want to place on the sheet. IMPORTANT If you want to place a schedule on a sheet, you must first add a viewport to the sheet. Click View tab ➤ Viewports panel ➤ Named and specify a viewport window on the sheet. 9 Drag the view drawing onto the sheet. 576 | Chapter 12 Creating Construction Documents