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How could I adjust a viewport so only a part of my plan appears on my sheet? Sort of like in Autocad where you can adjust the boundary of a viewport to show, for example, just one room on the sheet. Any ideas?
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Of course you can do it.
Turn on 'show crop region', you will get boundary, select it and move spots in the middle of it
It's easy ...
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