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Haven't seen that one before. When you rest the cursor on the dims,
where are the green dots that indicate where the knees will be if you
offset the dimension from its original position?
Kevin Wehner wrote:
> What causes ordinate dimensions to do this? I looked through the
> dimension style and didn't find any option that would do this. I'm
> selecting the circular centerlines to place the dimension. Usually I can
> get around this problem if I select the dimension placement in a
> slightly different way but not in this case.
>
>
> --
> Kevin Wehner
I have seen this on rare occasion. what I do is
delete the dim set and put it back in. it usually comes in correct after that.
if I remember correctly I was using the ordinate dim that you picked the view
and the view had to have a origin indicator defined. other than that I don't
remember the circumstances to go along with the problem.
-- Gary M. D'Andrea Drafter A Mestek, Inc Spacepak /
Sterling 413-564-5512
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