Since the very first version of
Palette CAD our best improvement advisors were always our users. It is exactly
because of this mentality that we have introduced two new screen layouts in
version 8, 1-3 window view and 4 window construction view to complement our
classic 4 window view. Below you can find a little about all three and decide
which one is best suited for yourselves. In order to change your current view
layout go to the “View” tab.
As you start a new plan in Palette
CAD for the first time you will be presented with our classic 4 window view as
seen below. It is great when you want to design and see your results in all
windows at the same time. It works best when working with a 17 inch or bigger
monitor but often on laptops or smaller screens it is hard to work in more
detail.
This is where 1-3 window view below
comes in handy. It gives you the advantage of one bigger window as well as
seeing and being able to work in the three next to it. This was really the one
many customers asked for as it is perfect for laptop screens.
Last but not least is the 4 window
construction view. It is very similar to the classic view with the exception of
side window replacing the perspective window. This layout is perfect for people
who want to focus more on design stage of the plan. Side window lets you see a
selected fronts from left or right side as well. Also great way to present
constructed furniture layout as seen in my screen shot below.
Of course sometimes it is useful to
switch between these three options and as you get used to them the benefits of
each will become clear.
Hopefully this month's tip will hone your skills further and don’t
forget you can always find more at our other Palette CAD information platforms listed below.
Take a look at our YouTube channel for more support, branch and feature specific information and support.
To share your work, receive tips, tricks and feedback from other users, as well as Palette CAD staff just join and post in our International Facebook group.
Above all, make sure you have fun!
Greetings from Stuttgart,
Your Palette CAD-Blog Team
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