help ulit using dimlinear sa autocad

bakit po gumagamit po ako ako ng dli na command eh sobrang laki nung arrows pati text, d ko maayos sa properties nila. bale ung unit po ng ginagawa ko e meters.

---push "D" on keyboard...
---you'll see an "override" when the dialogue apperas...
---delete that sumbitch...
---no more giant arrows & text...

pag pindot ko po ng d andami pong choices pag click ko ng override e, gusto ko lang kc maadjust ung mga dimlinear para tama lang dun sa mga drawing ko

after pushing "d",,click modify on the right side panel,,then just adjust the sizes of the text and arrows,,,(just switch from tab to tab to personalize your dimensions),,,,if stil not clear,,just press F1 for help

eto po mejo namodify ko na kaso ung dalawang vertical line sobra nmng taas d ko maayos

trial and error mo bro, nandyan ka na. malapit mo ng ma-decifer yan. konting tyaga pa. nasabi na nila lahat ng solution.

purge all bro.. then create another dimension style...

Push "D", click "modify", "Lines" tab ka, sa Extension Lines liitan mo value na "Offset from Origin"...
yung 2 vertical lines tawag dyan extension lines... yung horizontal line naman namay kasamang dimension value tawag dyan ay dimension line... trial and error ka bro and take note of the changes para malaman mo behaviour nung mga elements na yan...

silvercrown wrote:Push "D", click "modify", "Lines" tab ka, sa Extension Lines liitan mo value na "Offset from Origin"...
yung 2 vertical lines tawag dyan extension lines... yung horizontal line naman namay kasamang dimension value tawag dyan ay dimension line... trial and error ka bro and take note of the changes para malaman mo behaviour nung mga elements na yan...

very well explained sir silvercrown....

this is the workflow i always teach to the class ( autocad cluster ) here sa riyadh. instead of making a new one ( especially for newbies). i urge them to start with the standard, then explore it until they figure it out.



1. press d for dimension, select the standard,
2. press new, then rename.
3. if your drawing is 1:100, then use the overallscale 1.00
if you need another scale, just adjust the overall sclae to your needs., in this case all parameters, line, arrows, text, will be
rescale in just one time. Once you familiarized all the settings then its now time to explore..

ok na po sir alam ko na kung pan0

hmmm..is there a prefered values for this?exam: kung 1:50 anu karaniwang suitable/tested na text height etc. or pag 1:100 anu karaniwan values na proportioned sa drawing? minsan kasi nakaka bagal ng ginagawa ang pag kapa ng tamang proportion ng dimension at text height lalu na kung paiba iba ng papel sa printing,,

ang dimscale na command overrides all your requirements for dimensioning just set your standard at first where you choose all the defaults which is normally 2.5 text height for the scale 1:1 for millimeters and the rest like the arrow size which is 2.5 ,dim extension which is normally 1.5 , offset the origin 1.5, baseline spacing 9.5 kahit isa lng dimstyle mo no probs at all set first your dimscale to your scale requirement b4 putting a dimension .. this dimensioning flow is when your using the paperspace or tilemode 0 , but if your using the model space in printing you have to use dimlfac and convert your drawings into your desired scale by making it to a block , get the ratio against 1 or 100 scale to get the accurate scale for the drawing.. but i would suggest to use paper space to be easier...hope nakatulong bro

In using cad never put dimension when ur in model space. Try doing it in paper space para d ka na rescale ng rescale ng dimensions, and it is easier lalo na pag dtailed sets of drawings just set ur scale to 1 and kahit ano scale ng drawings mo standard ang laki ng dimensions mo. I hope it will help