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TIP: Text under Dimension Line
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allanyz
2005-04-04 22:24:20 UTC
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After placing a dimension, use Mtext editor and add this switch after the Dimension text \X (note it has to be a capital X) and type "TYPICAL". Example text string will look like this <>\XTYPICAL. Observe the results.

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teiarch
2005-04-05 02:25:52 UTC
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Not new: Been around since R12
madcadd
2005-04-05 14:17:17 UTC
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That's okay teiarch, everything is NEW to somebody. When something "NEW" is posted to you, chances are, it's old hash to X #'s of others.
Tom Smith
2005-04-05 16:12:04 UTC
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Unfortunately, it will break the dimension line if you move the text away from its default position (at least thru A2K4). Hope they fix that some day.
Warren Trost
2005-04-05 16:52:45 UTC
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Try setting DIMGAP to something small like 0.02. It might help.
Post by Tom Smith
Unfortunately, it will break the dimension line if you move the text away
from its default position (at least thru A2K4). Hope they fix that some day.
Warren Trost
2005-04-05 18:03:08 UTC
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Oops. Not for two line string.
Post by Warren Trost
Try setting DIMGAP to something small like 0.02. It might help.
Post by Tom Smith
Unfortunately, it will break the dimension line if you move the text away
from its default position (at least thru A2K4). Hope they fix that some day.
allanyz
2005-04-06 22:38:08 UTC
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I second that motion

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