What exactly is the problem?
AutoCAD should be more that precise for your needs.
See: http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_th...n_autocad.html
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http://www.intelcad.com/pages/autocad/index.htm
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hello all,
I have a problem regarding the precision in autocad '06. More precise the 6th. decimal..!
It makes snapping and the export into 3d programs, and their snapfunctions useless.
Is there a way to avoid this? -or maybe my settings are wrong..?
/kristian




What exactly is the problem?
AutoCAD should be more that precise for your needs.
See: http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_th...n_autocad.html
-and-
http://www.intelcad.com/pages/autocad/index.htm
thank you for your quick reply...
The problem is to snap to the corners if they are not connected on the last decimal, eventhough we only use millimeters for measures.
And we can't figure out why! Has anybody tried this before, or is it just us..?
Our engeneers will always go for extreme precision, that's our main concern...
Thanks again
/kristisn

It sounds to me like you mean you are drawing lines etc that don''t actually intersect each other because it is snapping to a defined snap point some point short of where you intended.
My suggestion would be to turn snap off altogether in your drafting settings and use Object Snap preferences to snap to the 'end', 'intersection', 'centre' etc. of you drawing entitites. I've never understood what snap is for other than to cause this problem.
It is possible to snap to an implied intersection - ie when lines don't actually intersect.
Is that what you mean?
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Dave
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I think that could have been the problem.
Thanks again...
/kristian
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