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Hull and Outfitting

Customizing the Drawing Sheet

  • Last UpdatedJan 08, 2026
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This chapter describes how you can customize the layout and content of an Isodraft drawing sheet. The default layout is shown in Isometric Output Format.

Summary of Commands

The following commands are described in this chapter:

ATEXT

Allows you to change the standard text on isometric drawings.

CUTMARKS

Draws cut marks at each corner of the overall drawing sheet.

DATE

Allows you to specify the format for showing the date in the drawing’s title block.

DISTANCES

Allows you to specify the units to be used for input of lengths and distances.

FRAME

Specifies whether or not drawing frame lines and text are drawn.

ISO

Defines the view direction to be used for generating the isometric plot.

ISOTYPE

Defines whether the isometric will show fabrication information, erection information or both.

MARGIN

Specifies the width of the margin on each side of the drawing.

MARK

Allows you to define whether the pipe revision attribute (REV) should be incremented and the Branch detail attribute should be set to true after successful detailing.

PLOTDETAILDATA

Allows you to define whether and how to display parameterized attribute data in the detail plot files.

PLOTTINGSCALE

Defines the scale of the plot independently of the drawing sheet size.

PROJECTNUMBER

Writes the project number into the title block area.

RESERVE

Allows you to specify a blank area at the bottom of either the drawing or material list areas, or at the top of the drawing area.

SIZE

Specifies the overall dimensions of the drawing sheet.

STACKINGARRANGE-MENTS

Allows you to define how to position multiple plots on a single sheet.

TITLEBLOCK

Allows you to add extra text to the title block.

UNDERLAYPLOT-NAME

Allows you to define a background plot file; letting you plot directly on top of this background plot.

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