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Annotative blocks: how should I use it?


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Hi there,

 

I tried to figure out how to use annotative blocks; I searched the forums and used google a lot but I still don't get it. The problem is me, that is for shure! I have been using regular blocks for ages, and since a year or so I use dynamic block also.

 

It won't get through to me how the annotative option should work, I try, click and see but none of the results are what I am after.

 

This is my situation; I clean up a drawing (a building like a house), this I use as an xref. Once it is Xreffed to a new *.dwg I set dimscale to 50. For Nearly all of mij viewports are set to 1:50. All the blocks I insert are scaled up * dimscale.

 

Like a block that is 3mmx3mm is inserted as 150x150. Now, in some occasions, I have 2 viewports with a different scale. One is 1:50, the other is 1:100. I want the block to look the same in the 1:100 VP as it does in the 1:50VP. But it ain't happening.

 

If I insert the block when dimscale is 1, then the annotation works, but is it worthless in modelspace for the blocks are a factor 50 too small.

 

Pff.. what should I do? Any help is much appreciated.

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With Annotative blocks, you typically draw them at the size you want them to be printed, and that's they size they'll always be regardless of the viewport scale.

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