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My drafting standards (ASME) require a note like this vs showing the unit strings for non-dual dimensions..
"All dimensions shown in inches"
And dual dimension drawings require "IN" and "mm"
Seems Inventor follows standards.. Do you?..
@mcgyvr wrote:My drafting standards (ASME) require a note like this vs showing the unit strings for non-dual dimensions..
"All dimensions shown in inches"
And dual dimension drawings require "IN" and "mm"
Seems Inventor follows standards.. Do you?..
No, inventor does NOT follow standards in a lot of cases. for example, when is it okay to use lower case lettering? The programmers at Autodesk really have limited understanding of how drafting is done. They used to back in the early AutoCAD days, but with them sourcing cheap labor for coding, they've lost the edge they used to have.
@mcgyvr wrote:My drafting standards (ASME) require a note like this vs showing the unit strings for non-dual dimensions..
"All dimensions shown in inches"
And dual dimension drawings require "IN" and "mm"
Seems Inventor follows standards.. Do you?..
Wrong. A note is an alternate method to showing units, not a requirement as you state.