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DIMENSIONS & BEARINGS
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I draw property plats for a surveyor and looking for a way to add the bearings (for example: N 56 15' 32" E) along the property lines. Right now, I use the Distance command to find out the bearing, write it down, and then add it to the aligned linear dimension text. I'm guessing there's a faster way to get a bearing along with the distance without typing it in. Thanks
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Start with the Labels and Tables Tutorials. Then add a single segment label with a style that shows bearing and distance.
I know this sound short. But if you're not familiar with Labels and Label Styles. It would take pages to type out all you need to know.
Allen
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johng0927 wrote:I draw property plats for a surveyor and looking for a way to add the bearings (for example: N 56 15' 32" E) along the property lines. Right now, I use the Distance command to find out the bearing, write it down, and then add it to the aligned linear dimension text. I'm guessing there's a faster way to get a bearing along with the distance without typing it in. Thanks
Attached is a video demonstrating how to label a line with Bearing & Distance.
(Simply change the extension from .txt to .swf and open with Windows Media Player or your web browser)
Windows 7 x 64 bit
ATI FirePro V4800 Triple Monitor
12 GB RAM
Intel Xeon W3550 @ 3.07 GHz
Civil 3D 2012 SP 2
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