Select-activate the desired viewport, right click on it/Zoom Extents

that way your part will fit on the viewport frame size

or frame to extents to adjust the viewport frame size to the scale of the part

Luis G.

Argggg --> How do you move a viewport? Can't seem to grab the red-dashed box with either of the arrows to move it. It keeps either wanting to resize the box, or grab the items inside!

Help :P

Thank you -> I have no idea why that seemed so difficult!

This is where my proposition of a 'rip tool' would really come in handy? :)

Septemous, there is no zoom/pan features on model to sheet viewport, however, you can modify the objects scale in order to fit the needs of your drawing, and this are the options you have:

- Select the view port, then right click or click the up-left rectangle and then you have two choices:

1.- Zoom extents, that modify your viewport scale so the objects are fitted on the actual size of the viewport
2.- Frame to extents, that modify your view port size to fit all the object contents on it.

- You also can modify the scale for the viewport properties window if you select properties option, so you can adjust the scale to a desirable size of your page print size
- You can also move or resize the viewport window size by click-draw corner or middle points on its window frame once you select and activate the viewport window

see this video, it should help you to enlight a little bit more the way that model to sheet works on shark-viacad interface.

http://www.csi-concepts.com/tutorials/CU3MtoSDemo.mov

Luis G.