How do you create a projected view on your drawing?

Creating a projected view on a drawing is a key function in design software, and the method of right-clicking a view border and choosing "Add Projected View" is the best and most widely used approach for this task. This method ensures that the new projected view is accurately aligned with the existing view it is based on. By right-clicking on the view border, you bring up contextual options that are specific to that view, allowing for a straightforward and efficient way to generate a projected view with minimal disruption to the workflow.

The projected view is typically created as a direct reflection of the parent view, maintaining proper scale and orientation, which is essential for clarity and precision in technical drawings. This method helps streamline the drawing process and fosters better organization within the drawing sheets, maintaining consistency across all projected views.

Other methods like clicking a toolbar button or selecting from a view manager might be options available but could be less precise or not provide the same level of integrated context as right-clicking on the view itself. Dragging and dropping from a view palette may lack the correct alignment or scaling needed to ensure that the new projected view is a true representation of the original view it stems from. Therefore, the right-click method stands out as the most effective approach for creating