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Why do the dimension lines explode when creating CAD drawings?

2009-04-20View Original

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Today, I opened a CAD drawing sent by a client, and I noticed that the dimension lines were expanded; they also weren’t as straightforward as those I’m used to using, as I still had to press ENTER to confirm them in standard mode. What’s frustrating is that all the annotation lines have broken, and it’s no longer possible to make any changes! ! Could some expert please help! ! ! Thank you!
Reply #22009-04-20
Try making the changes uniformly in the annotation style
Reply #32009-04-20
The problem you’re facing is the same one I encountered. A few days ago I posted a question on a forum, but in the end it was I who figured out what the issue was and how to solve it. Perhaps only when facing this problem can one understand what our issue is; those who haven’t encountered it cannot comprehend it. Hehe, enough chatting – go to floor 7 in the link; there the reasons and solutions are. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-442274-1-1.html
Reply #42009-04-23
Solution: Open the CAD drawing, enter DIMASO in the command window and then type ON; set the value of DIMASO to “1”, and that’s it! This post was last edited by xhyzb021 on 2009-4-23 09:36.]
Reply #52009-04-30
It’s a version issue; the diagrams created in R14 appear this way when opened with the new version. The solution has already been mentioned above, so it won’t be repeated here
Reply #62009-05-01
Did the customers go crazy right away?
Reply #72009-05-01
Did the customers go crazy right away?
Reply #82009-05-01
What was said on the 3rd floor is great, haha, thank you.

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