cad labeling problem
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Excuse me. I use cad on two machines. Both are version 04. But the annotations on one picture are whole. The annotations on the other picture are like a block decomposed. Each line is separate. What's going on?
dimassoc has three values, 0, 1, 2. When the value is 0, it is "scattered" as you said. When it is 1, the size is not related to the marked object. When it is 2, it is related to the marked object. Your first file dimassoc should be 2, and the second file is 0. You need to set the second file's dimassoc=2 first, and then copy, so there is no problem.
Thank you upstairs. Please tell me, if I want to modify this, where can I find it besides using the dimassoc command?
Annotations can be associative, unassociated, or decomposed. Associative annotations adjust according to changes in the measured geometric object. Dimension associativity defines the relationship between a geometric object and the dimensions that provide it with distances and angles. There are three types of associations between geometric objects and annotations. Associated annotations. Associative dimensions automatically adjust their position, orientation, and measurements when the geometric object to which they are associated is modified. Annotations in a layout can be associated with objects in model space. The DIMASSOC system variable is set to 2. Non-associative annotation. Selected and modified along with the geometry it measures. Unassociated dimensions do not change when the geometric object they measure is modified. The annotation variable DIMASSOC is set to 1. Exploded label. A collection containing a single object rather than a single label object. The DIMASSOC system variable is set to 0. To change the default settings for label associativity click Tools menu Options. In the User System Configuration tab of the Options dialog box, under Associate Dimensions, select or clear Associate new dimensions with objects. Do one or both of the following: Click Apply to record the current Options settings into the system registry. Clicking OK records the current Options settings into the system registry and closes the Options dialog box. All subsequently created dimensions in the drawing will use the new settings. Unlike most other option settings, label associativity is saved in the drawing file rather than in the system registry.