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March 29, 2021
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Single arrow leader for horizontal diameter dimension

  • March 29, 2021
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Hi,

I've got a half-section of my cylindrical part on Drawing mode in Creo Parametric 3.0. In order to annotate the inner hole I created a horizontal dimension. The thing is I'd like to have single-arrow leader (which starts from hole outline that is visible on section view) instead of both-arrows leader which is given by default. How can I achieve that? I guess I should change some default parameters value but I've no idea which ones. 

Thank you in advance for all replies!

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kdirth
21-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
March 29, 2021

Without an image of what you have I am guessing what you have.  Select the dimension and in the Dimension tab select Display button.  Change Configuration to Leader and select Flip button until desired leader is shown.  Select Orientation button to change between radius and diameter if needed.

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cadbart1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
March 29, 2021

Hi kdirth, thank you for your reply! Flipping choosen dimension causes rotation of both dimension arrows. Sorry, I know I should attach the image but I couldn't do it at that time. Now look at the picture below, please. 

creo_1.png

Let's say I've got the part and its hole dimension as in the picture above. The thing is I'd like to make this dimension single-arrowed so that the other witness line was not visible. Just something as below:

creo_2.png

Above dimension has been modified in Paint (in order to show you my intent) but this is what I'd like to achieve in Creo 3.0. 

kdirth
21-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
March 29, 2021

Not sure that it is a proper way to dimension, however, something close can be done.

Create a dimension, picking the wall then the axis, and place it.  Select Display and check the box for Double Value.  Next select Flip to get an acceptable arrow.  I would also suggest adding the Diameter symbol in the Dimension Text.

kdirth_0-1617043467926.png

 

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