Note that in the preceding drawing, the right, top, and isometric views were created based on the front view. As such, we can understand the front view as the parent view of all the other views that it inspired in terms of their creation. The following image highlights the Parent View and Child View of the drawings we just created. This allows us to propagate changes to more than one view at a time. When we move the Parent View, we will see that all the child orthographic views move with it. Also, when changing aspects, such as the drawing scale in the Parent View, they will be copied to all the child views: 

By default, child views will copy the features of the parent view. However, we can stop this from the drawing view's property manager. Next, we will explore another way of adding views: by using the View Palette.