How can I plot a drawing at scale 1:100 or 1:200 correctly in CAD?

Yes, you can use ClientView to view Inventor documents -but not directly for AutoCAD .dwg files.

These tools typically work by:

1. Exporting Inventor geometry to a neutral format like STEP or STL.
2. Converting that geometry into MCNP-compatible input using a translator or mesh-to-cell converter.
3. Generating MCNP input cards (cells, surfaces, materials) from the converted geometry.

Some known tools or workflows include:

• SuperMC (from FDS Team, China): A powerful GUI-based tool that supports CAD-to-MCNP conversion.
• MCAM (CAD/Image-based Automatic Modeling Program): Often used in nuclear engineering to convert CAD models into MCNP input.
• Simple custom scripts: Some users write their own Python or MATLAB scripts to parse STL files and generate MCNP geometry.

You might find some useful plugins on the Autodesk App Store—it has a variety of add-ons for Inventor and AutoCAD that could help with scaling inside the Sketch environment.

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To add line weight in Auto CAD, follow the steps given below:

• Go the Home section and open the Property panel
• Choose Lineweight
• Open the Lineweight setting and then alter its properties as per your requirement.