A straight line with a length of 840 was drawn, but why does it show as 84000 when labeled?

2011-09-16View Original

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A straight line with a length of 840 was drawn; why does it show as 84000 when labeled? The marked result is a full hundred times larger than the dimension entered with lines! What’s going on here?

Reply #22011-09-16

It’s probably because the linear scale in the annotation style is set to 100; changing it to 1 should fix it.

Reply #32011-09-20

You can change the scale factor to 1 in the annotation style

Reply #42011-09-22

As long as the problem is solved, that’s fine. I’m also a beginner; when I found someone who knew how to handle it, I came to ask for help. And then…····

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