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harryosborn
29th Jan 2003, 03:03 pm
Can you share your dimension techniques with me? Grid spacing, formats, etc., for residential design?
Mr T
29th Jan 2003, 11:46 pm
What standards do you use ? eg BS, ISO, inhouse
Do you want MMs ?
Do you want ticks or arrowheads ?
What text style do you want ?
Are you Dimensioning in MODEL or LAYOUTS ?
Do you need scaled dimensions or 1 to 1 ?
Nick
harryosborn
30th Jan 2003, 01:55 pm
I want to learn how to correctly apply dimensions. Research tells me Paper Space. 1 to 1. Text and tics I can adjust as needed. As of now I have no standards. Any and all suggestions are appreciated.
Mr T
30th Jan 2003, 08:38 pm
Well I use BS dimensions. Arrowheads filled and long n thin. Extension lines not touching. Text above or to the right eg radii. Degrees and MM units. Always 1 to 1.
Since I tend to teach 1:1 and plot to A3, using plots 'scale to fit' option
I do not get delved into scaled dimensions.
All these standards are applicable to British Standards /ISO.
Apllying them correctly involes neaness etc.
See this BS web link
http://www.bsi-global.com/Portfolio+of+Products+and+Services/Kits/engineering.xalter
I will place my DIMSTYE and TEXTSTYLE within a *dwg file up here
if you want.
Nick
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