I think what I need to do is keep scaling to 1. But from what I am reading, it seems the preferred way to manage scaling in LibreCad is at print time. That’s how I normally handle scaling when drafting by hand. For example if I want to draw a box 32 x 64 inches I could use the scale 1/8=1”, so the actual size of the box on paper is 4 x 8. If I was drafting by hand I would take my ruler and determine a scale so that the object could be represented in the border area. The reason for the border is I want to create a template with a tittle block for all my drawings. The border is 8 x 11, just a little smaller than A4 paper size. I approached the process by drawing a border on the drawing area. I wanted to learn more about scaling in LibreCad.
I have experience with drafting practices but the practices are old fashion, paper, ruler, t-square, pencil.
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