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    Sekta
    last edited by 24 Apr 2010, 06:01

    I know this might be a really silly question but I cant figure out how to adjust the height of the dimension leader line above the dimension line. Refer attached.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated. πŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘

    Stan


    Office 2D plans_2.jpg

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      JuanV.Soler
      last edited by 24 Apr 2010, 11:49

      the only way i found is to explode the dimension and then move


      explode.JPG


      then move.JPG

      ,))),

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        Gaieus
        last edited by 24 Apr 2010, 13:51

        You need not necessarily explode it. I works somehow like grouped geometry in SU; by double clicking, you can enter its editing context and select the part you want to move and move.

        If you explode it, it will lose its dynamic connection to the SU model.

        Gai...

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          Sekta
          last edited by 24 Apr 2010, 21:31

          Thanks guys, i thought there might have been a setting hiding away somewhere that I haven't found yet. It a bit of a pain having to go through and edit each individual dimension especially if working on smaller scale stuff.

          Maybe we will be able to format the "look" of the dimensions more readily in the next iteration of LO πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

          Stan

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            bjanzen
            last edited by 25 Apr 2010, 23:28

            You can. The extending of the line beyond the inference point is an End Arrow style. You can type in a higher pt value (typicall 2 pt or 5 pt by default), and up it to something bigger, like 30 pt. Click on the dimension, double click to edit it, then click on one side to adjust it.

            Once you've adjust one dimension the way you want it, you can select all the others, type "s" (one shot sample tool), and click on your fixed dimension, and voila, all are fixed. You may want to put style things like this dimension in a scrapbook, and you can sample that scrapbook for updates to your other pages and files.

            Hope that helps.

            b

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              bjanzen
              last edited by 25 Apr 2010, 23:30

              Erps, I was going to include a picture:
              Dimensions.png

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                Sekta
                last edited by 26 Apr 2010, 07:35

                Bjanzen,

                Thanks you, I like the idea of different dimension styles in my scrapbook, I will have try that one out. Thanks again πŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘

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                  JuanV.Soler
                  last edited by 26 Apr 2010, 07:46

                  that was great Β‘
                  thank_you

                  ,))),

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                    Sekta
                    last edited by 27 Apr 2010, 08:35

                    Tried....works great.thanks

                    Stan

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