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I believe that is called an elevation not a dimension.
There are a couple of custom lisp programs that will do what you want. I'd have to do a search to find them though.
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11th Dec 2011 06:08 am #1Full Member
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hi,
how could i do a high dimension, it is like +-0,000 for first floor plan, +3000 for second...
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11th Dec 2011 12:52 pm #2Quantum Mechanic
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11th Dec 2011 01:00 pm #3Quantum Mechanic
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Here's one such program by forum member Lee Mac called Elevation Marker.
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thanks a lot, i just thought that the subprogram for elevations already exist in autocad 2012.
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11th Dec 2011 03:15 pm #5Quantum Mechanic
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Plain AutoCAD? Not that I am aware of.
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11th Dec 2011 03:34 pm #7Quantum Mechanic
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Again, not that I know of. Maybe someone knows differently.
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