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How can CAD dimension styles be set to be the same when the scale settings of CAD drawings vary?

2020-04-01View Original

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In CAD drawings, many elements and annotations may not originally have been on the same drawing; they were copied from other DWG files, using various annotation styles, each with its own CAD annotation settings. When generating the final drawings, some settings need to be modified, and this can be resolved by setting up the CAD dimension styles initially when creating a new document. Below, we will take the Haochen CAD drawing software as an example to provide a detailed introduction! Steps to set CAD dimension style: Step 1: Open and run our HaoChen CAD software, enter the new command, and then create a new blank layer. Step 2: After the rectangle has been drawn, click on the command D for dimension style management in the property box below; this will bring up a dimension style management interface. Step 3: Next, we click on \"Modify Command.\" In the window that appears for modifying annotation styles, we locate the text option; there we can customize the style, color, height, and other properties of the text. As shown in the figure below: Step 4: Next, we switch to the adjustment interface, where we can click to set the style between the text and arrows, as well as the position of the text. To set the scale factor for the annotations in the lower right corner, we simply use the global scale (V). Once we have completed all the settings, just click OK. In the HaoChen CAD drawing software, on the same CAD drawing, if one annotation style is used, all newly created CAD annotations will have a consistent appearance. For those annotations that were created earlier, their settings can be modified within the corresponding style.

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