The issue with marking the diameter
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In diameter dimensions, the numerical value is placed outside the circle, with the arrow also outside the circle; the dimension line passes through the center point of the circle. What if, for a radius dimension, the arrow points toward the circle while the dimension line lies on the radius? How should one mark a dimension where the arrow points toward the circle, the dimension line passes through the diameter, and the arrow is located on the circle itself?
First, select “Diameter Dimension”, then choose the circle for which you want to add a dimension. Next, place the cursor outside the circle and click the left mouse button. With this notation, what appears is \"an arrow pointing toward the circle, a dimension line running through the diameter, with the arrow located on the diameter marking on the circle\""
This is mainly because you haven’t placed the mouse in the right position; try adjusting its location.
How can I make the size fit inside the circle with the arrow pointing outward?
Maybe choose ISO as the marking standard~~ Try all three different standards
Floor 4: How to keep the dimensions within a circle with the arrow pointing outward? After marking the diameter, double-click on the dimension to enter the dimension text box, select the \"Dimension Style\" option, and then choose the \"Large Arc\" option for when the dimension text is placed inside the arc; this will result in a diameter dimension with the value inside the circle and the arrow pointing outward