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Am a newbee and drawing a very small part (apx 2' wide x 1" high) so my drawing paper scale is 4 wide and 3 high and drawing in model space. When I dimmension using the icons, the text and arrows are way too large and the same when I print. (!st) how do I control these measuring dimmensions (text and arrows) so they appear correct for my width & height of drawing choices. (2nd) How do I set up my drawing so these dimmensions change if I stretch etc. Thanks for your help

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Hi,

Your first querry about the dwg scale and plotting is bit unclear.If you can explain good, I may be able to help you.

 

Your second query about stretching the drawing and dimensions change accordingly. You Have to change the system variable "DIMASSOC" value.

Set "0" - the dimension given will be in exploded form.

Set "1" - the dimension given will be a single object and is not associated with the object.

Set "2" - the dimension will be associated with the object and changes with the object.

 

Enjoy

 

Tom Kelly

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Your second query about stretching the drawing and dimensions change accordingly. You Have to change the system variable "DIMASSOC" value.

Set "0" - the dimension given will be in exploded form.

Set "1" - the dimension given will be a single object and is not associated with the object.

Set "2" - the dimension will be associated with the object and changes with the object.

 

Option "2" is not yet available in Acad 2000.

 

Am a newbee and drawing a very small part (apx 2' wide x 1" high) so my drawing paper scale is 4 wide and 3 high and drawing in model space. When I dimmension using the icons, the text and arrows are way too large and the same when I print. (!st) how do I control these measuring dimmensions (text and arrows) so they appear correct for my width & height of drawing choices. (2nd) How do I set up my drawing so these dimmensions change if I stretch etc. Thanks for your help

 

The starting point is dimension style. You can access it through command "D" ,menu option Dimension or toolbar.

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What do you need explained

You learn by doing. With the dimension style dialogue box you can adjust the size of text, size of arrow, etc.

I think DIMASSOC for AC2000 is DIMASSO. This is the dimension variable for associativity.

Setting it to 1 or on is the answer for your 2nd question.

Press F1 for more.

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