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error in dimension text after moving or copy or scale drawing


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Hi friends,

 

i have fave one problem, dimension text was automatically changed if i do move, or copy or scale. why this is happening? how to fix this error without changing text? please guide me. please have a look at sample drawing.

 

Thank you.

Error in dimension.dwg

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Could it be related to the fact you used an imperial units based template but your dimensions are in metric?

 

hi friend,

of course, but i need no change after moving drawing. how it is possible?

 

Thanks

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You have copied from another file, he was previously in inches.

Paste into a new file, metrics, and now the error.

Attach a file inches.

Need a source file.

 

I saw a file in post 1, to solve the error - need the original.

file in the post 1 - everything you need to increase to 1.27

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How do you determine that? I'm curious how that's done.

Simple. Run the -DWGUNITS command then press Enter. Look at the command line and read what it says.

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One option to convert the drawing from imperial units to metric units would be to use the -DWGUNITS command. This however will affect everything in the drawing (ex. - dimensions).

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The quality of the drawing leaves much to be desired. For example, dimensions appear on two different layers: DIMLINES and GENERAL.

 

I've attached a copy of a drawing that uses a metric template file (acadiso.dwt). While it is not exactly as I would do it the drawing basically reflects what the OP first posted. -DWGUNITS was set to use meters.

 

Dimension errors - fixed.dwg

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The quality of the drawing leaves much to be desired. For example, dimensions appear on two different layers: DIMLINES and GENERAL.

 

I've attached a copy of a drawing that uses a metric template file (acadiso.dwt). While it is not exactly as I would do it the drawing basically reflects what the OP first posted. -DWGUNITS was set to use meters.

 

[ATTACH]60221[/ATTACH]

 

thank you friend,

 

what is the step by step procedure to achieve correct dimensions, which corrected drawing attached by you.

 

thank you.

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The only thing I retained in your original drawing was the geometry; I deleted the dimensions. After using the -DWGUNITS command and setting it to meters I scaled up the geometry by a factor of 50 then I created a new dimension style and put all dimensions on one layer. I kind of guessed at some of the dimstyle settings since I don't work in metric.

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