Inspection Dimension
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Inspection Dimension
Hello everyone
Could someone give me instruction how to add frame for inspection dimension in Creo Direct Modeling/Annotation 20.0.
The only possibility I found is to add balloon frame to dimension, but result is not nice and is not work for a single number see picture 1, but wish to have it like a std one see picture 2.
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Looks like the command is stripping out any leading/trailing spaces for both the prefix/postfix.
The alternative would be to write a small dialog that would work at the drafting level. Attached is a simple example using the IKIT interface. Copy/paste this into Annotator (or load it from a file) and execute the new command single_digit_balloon. Select the dimension, and a single space will be entered for both the prefix/postfix. There is no real checking going on here, that would require additional effort. steveg
(in-package :docu)
(use-package :oli)
(sd-defdialog 'single_digit_balloon
:variables '(
(DIM :selection s_docu_dimension)
)
:ok-action '(let (part address curr-part)
(setq part (docu-selitem-pid dim))
(setq address (docu-get-me-ptr dim))
(sd-execute-annotator-command :cmd
(format nil "EDIT_PART '~A' ADD_DIM_PREFIX ' ' POINTER '~A'"
part address))
(sd-execute-annotator-command :cmd
(format nil "EDIT_PART '~A' ADD_DIM_POSTFIX ' ' POINTER '~A'"
part address))
)
)
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You could add a prefix and/or postfix to the single digit dimension. If you add a space character, the result would then be oblong and would not impact the value if you later modify the geoemtry in any way.
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It helps, but only if i add 2 spaces is not accept 1 space, and result is really ugly.
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Looks like the command is stripping out any leading/trailing spaces for both the prefix/postfix.
The alternative would be to write a small dialog that would work at the drafting level. Attached is a simple example using the IKIT interface. Copy/paste this into Annotator (or load it from a file) and execute the new command single_digit_balloon. Select the dimension, and a single space will be entered for both the prefix/postfix. There is no real checking going on here, that would require additional effort. steveg
(in-package :docu)
(use-package :oli)
(sd-defdialog 'single_digit_balloon
:variables '(
(DIM :selection s_docu_dimension)
)
:ok-action '(let (part address curr-part)
(setq part (docu-selitem-pid dim))
(setq address (docu-get-me-ptr dim))
(sd-execute-annotator-command :cmd
(format nil "EDIT_PART '~A' ADD_DIM_PREFIX ' ' POINTER '~A'"
part address))
(sd-execute-annotator-command :cmd
(format nil "EDIT_PART '~A' ADD_DIM_POSTFIX ' ' POINTER '~A'"
part address))
)
)
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Hello
I push solved before to check the solution, in my case didn't help.
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What was the issue with the proposed solution? What did it do on your side?
steveg
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Hello
I created a .lsp file in NOTE and inserted inside folder : C:Users\....\AppData\Roaming\PTC\Creo Elements Direct Modeling 20.0\20.0\ANNOTATION\Default_Settings
and after start Creo Elem. nothing changed.
Second step was loaded .lsp file direct to an opened Creo Elem. Software didn't show any warnings or issues.
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It is not sufficient to just load the file. As specified in the description, loading the file will create a new command called single_digit_balloon. After you create a balloon dimension with a single digit, execute the command (type it into the command line) single_digit_balloon. This command will prompt you to select a dimension with a balloon and then will automatically add a space to both the prefix and postfix so that the balloon is no longer round. This new command does no verification that the dimension is a single digit dimension.
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Thank you for additional comment, it works fine.
you save me 🙂
