Hide if 0' and Hide if 0": If you set Format to Architectural, Architectural Stacked, or Engineering, you can also specify whether to hide zero feet and zero inches.Hide leading zeroes and Hide trailing zeroes: Lets you suppress leading and trailing zeroes.Prefix and Suffix: Lets you specify a prefix and suffix for the Dimension value.
Round to the nearest: Lets you specify a value for rounding.Multiplier for converting units: Sets a multiplier for converting units.Format: Sets the alternate unit format.Show dual dimensions: Determines whether to use alternate units in Dimensions. This mode allows dual dimensioning in metric and imperial values. These options control the use of a second, alternative dimensioning method. Leader arrow: Sets the Dimension's leader arrow style.End arrow: Specifies the Dimension's ending arrowhead.Start arrow: Specifies the Dimension's starting arrowhead.Lets you set the display of a symbol for arc length Dimensions: Before dimension text, Above dimension text, or None. Zeroes display: Lets you suppress leading and trailing zeroes in angular Dimensions.Precision: Sets the number of decimal places.Format: Sets the primary angular units format (Decimal Degrees, Deg/Min/Sec, Grads, or Radians).^ Top of Page DimensionStyle Settings Angular Dimension You can remove DimensionStyles that are not referenced in the drawing with the Clean command. You cannot delete the DimensionStyle named Standard or DimensionStyles referenced in the drawing by Dimension entities. In Style, select a DimensionStyle to delete.Ĭonfirm the deletion of the selected DimensionStyle.In the Rename DimensionStyle dialog box specify a new name for the selected DimensionStyle and click OK.In Style, select a DimensionStyle to rename.In Style, select a DimensionStyle to override.The overriding settings can be applied as long as no other DimensionStyle is set as active. These changes do not modify the DimensionStyle settings. You can temporarily change settings of the active DimensionStyle. Click Copy to copy the differences, or click Close.The DimensionStyle settings that differ are listed in the dialog box. In the Find Differences in DimensionStyles dialog box, in Compare and To, select a DimensionStyle.In Style, select a DimensionStyle to activate.Ī displays beside the active DimensionStyle.In Style, select a DimensionStyle to modify.Under Dimension, set up the DimensionStyle.This specifies that the new DimensionStyle is valid for all Dimensions or for a specific type of dimensioning. This style serves as the base settings for the new DimensionStyle. In Based on, select an existing DimensionStyle.In the Create new DimensionStyle dialog box:.In the Options dialog box, the Drafting Styles page opens and Dimension expands. Click Format > Dimension Style (or type DimensionStyle).You can define DimensionStyles to apply annotative scaling for Dimensions. Use the DimensionStyle command to create and modify DimensionStyles.ĭimensionStyles control the way Dimensions look.
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