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TomášHlavinka1-Visitor
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July 22, 2013
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Problem with dimension value rounding

  • July 22, 2013
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Hello

 

Is there a posibility to round all values automatically so that i dont have to do it manually a each dimension?

I use dual dimensioning (metric primary and inch secondary).

 

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Thanx for help.


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Best answer by ptc-5008082

You have to select Dimensions only so that you can alter their common properties.

Make sure you are on the Annotate tab, set the selection filter (bottom right hand corner) to Dimension.

Drag a box around all of the dimensions, right mouse button pop up menu and Properties, then you will be able to select the Rounded box for all selected dimensions (it will be that half black and half white on the diagonal icon if some are already set but when you slect that box it will go to a tick).

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ptc-50080821-VisitorAnswer
1-Visitor
July 22, 2013

You have to select Dimensions only so that you can alter their common properties.

Make sure you are on the Annotate tab, set the selection filter (bottom right hand corner) to Dimension.

Drag a box around all of the dimensions, right mouse button pop up menu and Properties, then you will be able to select the Rounded box for all selected dimensions (it will be that half black and half white on the diagonal icon if some are already set but when you slect that box it will go to a tick).

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John.Pryal1-Visitor
1-Visitor
July 22, 2013

Hi Tomas,

there is a drawing config option that might be of use to you, dual_digits_diff

Regards

John

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TomášHlavinka1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
July 22, 2013

Hi John,

I use this option, but it does not work without thicking "round dim.val."

B.R.

T.

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