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发表于 2008-4-18 03:38:00
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) D$ L5 g+ l7 Z& k3 V我用的是Mechanical Desktop 6.0.英文版的。& }0 _' _! z7 X# l/ v
我在求助里搜索：how to reset dim scale linear
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" E9 [% k2 X. BRe: Dimensions rescale themselves.
( ?9 B/ G9 Z4 Y; i# FI have experienced the same problem, without the factor mentioned above 4 \1 j' z- ~9 B
about Arch. units and Decimal units. After multiple corrections and 7 a# k7 o/ _, G5 d- |$ Y
redimensioning, and multiple auto-rescaling problems, the only cure I could 1 a9 O2 {3 h3 h
find was to delete that layout tab and start a new one. I have no idea how
! K1 q" C6 w v1 F- tthe problem could be tied to the tab itself, or perhaps the viewports, but # G# G9 E/ _7 c7 |6 u
that was what it appeared to be.& s7 u+ |) b% ~/ o/ L
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Re: Dimensions rescale themselves.
' G* N7 C7 N" pThe problem is with the Dim Reassociate command. Avoid using it.2 u3 C4 M% I6 T2 p/ P b
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.
1 r6 i6 v8 y0 j& {; oBut 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.
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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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