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发表于 2008-4-18 03:38:00
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来自： 美国
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我用的是Mechanical Desktop 6.0.英文版的。) x6 t6 O! {* a7 E( X- [* I
我在求助里搜索：how to reset dim scale linear
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6 H2 W* S9 b+ N6 E0 j) `Re: Dimensions rescale themselves.
6 }* w# \' Q0 ^I have experienced the same problem, without the factor mentioned above # G9 d( W, G3 m6 y5 ]+ k+ j" M
about Arch. units and Decimal units. After multiple corrections and
9 |, k x3 P p9 `redimensioning, and multiple auto-rescaling problems, the only cure I could
, N l; {# c5 y: R" P9 @' pfind was to delete that layout tab and start a new one. I have no idea how
* \1 S2 w7 T0 d2 h# K6 x- n. dthe problem could be tied to the tab itself, or perhaps the viewports, but / M, I+ R$ u }
that was what it appeared to be.
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Re: Dimensions rescale themselves. x# o" A2 C; ]5 S3 T7 `, r
The problem is with the Dim Reassociate command. Avoid using it.
" X; x- x) s! L, H: H) ~If you have Osnap on and simply pick the ends of each dimension and place it on the point you want to reassociate it with, it will get the dimscale right.$ l: S# `6 ]- j. w6 m y, B, ?) D6 |
But I find it easier to isolate the dims layer (ctrl-w), group the dims that you want to move, turn on all the layers (ctrl-q) then pick the dims and the vport and move both at the same time.1 \1 A* T! q% D3 {
no problem.
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% A9 `5 l2 T6 h" X+ z O% L按他们讲的去做也没解决。 |
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发表于 2008-4-15 08:17:09
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