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Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! CAD experts, please show your skills. Regarding the labeling of measurement units

2017-06-14View Original

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This post was last edited by Feng Chuixiaodingding on 2017-6-14 at 15:16. As shown in the image, at the locations marked with red lines, the measurement unit used to display 2 decimal places; however, after CAD crashed, it now only shows 1 decimal place. For example, this dimension used to be 359.73, but now it shows as 359.7. I’m asking the experts: can this be adjusted? How can it be adjusted? Thank you; I’m in a bit of a hurry. It’s very inconvenient to see this – it really bothers those with OCD :dizzy:. For instance, the measurement unit shows 300.0, when the actual value is 300.01; the rounding isn’t displayed, and in any case it’s inconvenient. Please advise, experts in CAD. Addition: maybe I didn’t explain myself clearly enough? As shown in the figure below, what I want is for the measurement unit at the location marked by the red line to display 649.42; however, the value shown on the drawing is 649. It’s not about changing the precision of the label – if the precision were changed to 0.00, then 649.42 would be displayed on the drawing (as shown in the figure below). What I want is for 649 to be displayed on the drawing, with the measurement unit shown as 649.42 in the small menu when the label is clicked. I feel desperate – I’m not sure if I’ve made myself clear
Reply #22017-06-14
For example, the measurement unit shows 300.0 here, but the actual size is 300.01; rounding is not applied, which is inconvenient. Please advise those skilled in CAD
Reply #32017-06-14
CAD interface — Format — Dimension Style — Modify — Main Unit — Precision — Set it to 0.00.
Reply #42017-06-14
Modify annotation settings: Shortcut D — Modify — Main unit — Precision
Reply #52017-06-14
It’s not this precision; take a look at what I’ve newly modified
Reply #62017-06-14
It’s not this precision; take a look at the content I just revised for the first floor
Reply #72017-06-14
It’s not this precision; take a look at the content I just revised for the first floor
Reply #82017-06-15
To sum it up, the poster doesn’t want to change the labeling accuracy; instead, what needs to be changed is the value of the measurement unit within the gray box in the third-to-last image
Reply #92017-06-15
It’s your fault for not being clear – you meant the precision in the settings, right? In that case, you need to go to the format settings: Format – Unit – Length Precision (there is also an Angle Precision setting). Set it to two digits or more (in the labeling settings, it’s usually two decimal places, so you can set it to four decimal places here)
Reply #102017-06-15
Wow! ! ! You’re amazing; you’re truly a genius – you solved it perfectly. Thank you!

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