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ronjonp

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Dimension Text Height
« on: February 02, 2006, 11:05:07 AM »
Is there a dimension variable that controls the height of dimension for viewports of varying scales....or do you have to dimension the objects in paperspace to maintain a standard height?

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Re: Dimension Text Height
« Reply #1 on: February 02, 2006, 11:29:30 AM »
The only way I know how to do this is, I have (in the past) used different dim styles for each scale.  So if I had three different scaled viewports in one drawing (dimensioning in Model space) I would just have three dim styles.  All I would change would be the dim scale of each style, so that when they were plotted they would all look the same.
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Re: Dimension Text Height
« Reply #2 on: February 02, 2006, 11:32:49 AM »
In 2006 at least, if dimscale is set to 0 all dimesions are scaled to the viewport
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Re: Dimension Text Height
« Reply #3 on: February 02, 2006, 11:33:18 AM »
I have had to do dim->update and pick the dims thru the VP to get them to scale though.
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Re: Dimension Text Height
« Reply #4 on: February 02, 2006, 02:22:00 PM »
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[->Set Scale to:]
[1=1]^C^C_LTSCALE 1;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;.125;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC1;graphscr;^C^C
[1/2"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 24;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;2.625;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC24;graphscr;^C^C
[1/4"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 48;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;5.25;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC48;graphscr;^C^C
[1/8"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 96;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;10.5;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC96;graphscr;^C^C
[3/32"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 144;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;18;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC144;graphscr;^C^C
[1/16"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 192;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;21;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC192;graphscr;^C^C
[<-1/32"=1']^C^C_LTSCALE 384;^C^C-STYLE;NOTES;ARIAL;42;.75;0;NO;NO;NO;-DIMSTYLE;R;LPC384;graphscr;^C^C
That's mine. Down & dirty and I've been using it for years.

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