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Drawing3.dwg

 

Hi,

 

I wish to have a situation in which the intermediate dimensions change equally when I increase or decrease the overall dimension (see attached dwg file). And it is necessary to have the dimensions annotative.

 

I tried using parametric dimensionsing along with block creation, but the drawing gets distorted.

 

Does anyone have any ideas?

 

Thanks in advance.

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Have you tried associative dimensions?

 

That would not work. Associate dimensioning requires you to have your points connected to a geometric object.

 

As seen in the drawing, the dimensions are more or less in the middle.

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Not sure about this but why not try dimensioning 2 Autocad POINT's you would have to include them in your contraints, points can be visible or not or just real small. Use Node as the osnap when dimensioning.

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Not sure about this but why not try dimensioning 2 Autocad POINT's you would have to include them in your contraints, points can be visible or not or just real small. Use Node as the osnap when dimensioning.

 

I did not think of that. I will give it a try later today, and keep you informed. Thanks.

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So to update, I think it's much easier to just adjust while keeping the same form by using block parameters and actions. I'm still tinkering around though.

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Hi,

 

I wish to have a situation in which the intermediate dimensions change equally when I increase or decrease the overall dimension (see attached dwg file). And it is necessary to have the dimensions annotative.

 

I tried using parametric dimensionsing along with block creation, but the drawing gets distorted.

 

Does anyone have any ideas?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Take a look at the attached, I think it is what you were after.

Drawing3 (1).dwg

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Take a look at the attached, I think it is what you were after.

 

Almost.

 

I got a sample of what I attempted using blocks), Must remember to attach that in a next post during today.

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