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Understanding the Dimension Lines module
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You can use this tool to create linear dimension lines. |
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You can choose from the following types: |
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You can use this function to create a dimension line that is horizontal and independent from the dimensioned points. |
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You can use this function to create a dimension line that is vertical and independent from the dimensioned points. |
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You can use this function to create a dimension line at any angle. |
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You can use this tool to create a dimension line whose angle is defined by the first two points you click and whose position is defined by the third point you click. This type is particularly appropriate for room diagonals and for all dimension lines that are to follow the angle of a dimensioned element. |
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You can use this tool to create elevation points. |
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You can use this tool to create pegs and orthogonal dimension lines. |
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You can use this function to create block-format dimension lines. |
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You can use this function to dimension components automatically by drawing a line through them. The points where the line and the components intersect are automatically dimensioned. |
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You can use this function to automatically dimension the elevation of architectural components by drawing a line through them. The points where the line and the components intersect are automatically dimensioned. |
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You can use this function to dimension circles, segments of circles, curved walls, clothoids and splines. |
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You can use this function to create dimension lines that are based on a reference line (an axis, for example). |
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You can use this function to dimension interior and exterior angles. |
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You can use this function to add a dimension line point to a dimension string. |
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You can use this function to delete individual dimension line points. |
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You can use this function to move individual dimension text. |
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You can use this function to move dimension lines in a parallel manner. Any reference points on components are retained in the process. In addition, you can resize the spacing between dimension lines belonging to a dimension line block and adjust the spacing between several dimension lines. |
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You can use this function to modify the parameters for dimension lines you have already drawn. |
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You can use this function to correct the location of dimension text that is no longer centered in the dimension line section. |
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You can use this function to add, modify or delete the sill height of openings and/or the height specification of foundations as well as additional text displayed in dimension lines. |
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You can use this function to modify the length of extension lines. |
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You can use this to change the position of reference points (i.e. the dimensioned points) of a dimension string. |
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You can use this function to change the reference point value of an elevation dimension line. |
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You can use this function to split a dimension line into several discrete dimension lines. |
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You can use this function to join adjacent dimension lines that have the same direction to form a single dimension string. |
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You can use this function to show or hide individual dimension text. |
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You can use this function to check that the reference points of dimension lines are on defined points (a corner of the building or a window opening, for example). If they aren't, dimensioning may not be precise as it is based on undefined points. In this case, undefined reference points are highlighted and you can select them and move them to the correct position. |
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