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Basics - Views

Describes the different positions an object can be rendered in for AutoCAD.

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viewtop1 - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the end of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image in top view
viewtop1 := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"t")

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viewtop - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the beginning or middle of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image in top view
viewtop := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"t",sp)

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viewfront - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the beginning or middle of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image in front view
viewfront := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"f",sp)

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viewfront1 - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the end of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image in front view
viewfront1 := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"f")

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viewrightside - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the beginning or middle of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image with the right side facing the user
viewrightside := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"r",sp)

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viewrightside1 - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the end of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image with the right side facing the user
viewrightsidw1 := concat("_-view",sp,"o",sp,"r")

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viewse - a variable that yields an AutoCAD command that appears at the end of a line of AutoCAD code which renders a 3D image in a south eastern view
viewse := concat("_-view",sp,"se")

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