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发表于 2008-4-18 03:38:00
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我用的是Mechanical Desktop 6.0.英文版的。* y+ I' C/ i$ t- o* X# f
我在求助里搜索：how to reset dim scale linear4 _1 r# ^* |$ k
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Re: Dimensions rescale themselves.% ~5 E& a0 O( t' A$ n" [
I have experienced the same problem, without the factor mentioned above
Z3 [# k2 z# Fabout Arch. units and Decimal units. After multiple corrections and 5 C& g, {+ n/ {2 H$ O" J* S" K7 k P. ~
redimensioning, and multiple auto-rescaling problems, the only cure I could 9 M. W1 @- B* Q
find was to delete that layout tab and start a new one. I have no idea how
( k R$ X9 ?0 c( c3 xthe problem could be tied to the tab itself, or perhaps the viewports, but
8 K8 W# H' x/ O4 m0 @/ Y9 xthat was what it appeared to be.$ q5 G. R2 { w7 Y9 ]4 M4 s# g
Joe
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Re: Dimensions rescale themselves.
4 r2 Z/ l9 z2 K$ E" ~8 gThe problem is with the Dim Reassociate command. Avoid using it.
5 ]' o* U2 k5 o' {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 L) {& ^( Z* h- c' f0 m _
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.8 H1 ~8 y& L+ D( |( u$ G. q
no problem. / z6 n/ ]+ j6 i( F) p' J L
; _" m' _+ T7 D, h4 d" q7 \9 u8 O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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