Hello,
Please clarify the following questions:
*Using the command “dist” I got a measurement of 11'-8 5/32" ; but when I use the command list the value is 11’-8 1/8”. How to change the units precision for the command “list”?
*if I would like more precision in the calculator (Quick calc), how to set the precision 1/64 only in the calculator?, and keep the drawing units precision 1/16.
* How to trim interior line all at once? (Please see picture).
Regards,
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One answer to the trimming question is if you hit trim<enter><enter> it will get to the "all" function of the trim command. Once launched, you touch the lines inside the rectangles one at a time. Just hit Esc to cancel when done.
LUPREC - Sets the display precision for linear units and coordinates.
However, the internal precision of distance, area, and volume values, and linear coordinates is always maintained, regardless of the display precision. LUPREC does not affect the display precision of dimension text.
Hi,
I would like more precision in the calculator (Quick calc), how to set the precision 1/64 only in the calculator?, and keep the drawing units precision 1/16.
Regards,
Please let me know a quicker way to trim the inside lines, because it takes too much time to pick one by one of the inside lines. (I would like to select only the horizontal lines and then select the trimming lines and NOT pick one by one of the inside part.).
Thanks.
Only in Microstation is that possible with core functions.
EXTRIM only allows the selection of one entity for the trim plane.
Hi,
Thank you for your answer, but it is not what I need, because with extrim I have to select one by one of the cutting rectangles and I have a lot of rectangles, so extrim it is even worst that use the plain trim, which at least allows to select many trimming edge at once, the problem with plain trim it is that I have to pick every inside line (many) to trim only the inside part.
(I would like to select only the horizontal line and then select ALL the trimming lines and NOT pick one by one).
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Thank you for your answer, but it is not what I need, because with extrim I have to select one by one of the cutting rectangles and I have a lot of rectangles, so extrim it is even worst that use the plain trim, which at least allows to select many trimming edge at once, the problem with plain trim it is that I have to pick every inside line (many) to trim only the inside part.
(I would like to select only the horizontal line and then select ALL the trimming lines and NOT pick one by one).
Thanks.
I don't want to pick one by one, I have a railing picket and trim all interior lines at once it is what I am looking for.
You can try one of these routines to break a line
http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=10370.0
Then select lines by length to erase them.