Okay so this dwg was done in LD2004 and then brought into Civil3d 2013
So, I can't change the text height, I change the dimstyle, I change textstyle nothing matters, when I have the opurtunity to change the text height (in dimstyle) to 0, it won't accept when you hit okay, in fact until you give it a value greater than 0 it won't let you modify any other feild (in dimstyle)
Man, this program some days..... I need to buy something to punch.
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Don't punch the computer. (Trust Me).
As for not being to set the text height in the dimstile to 0, I can't do that either (it won't allow me). It needs to have a positive value.
Hope this helps!
From my understanding (or at least it used to be this way) if you set the value to 0 then you can modify the text height or a dimension through properties.
I tried searching fo this issue but can't find the exact same issue, you know you would think that if this many people have problems with the dimstyle they would acually fix the issue, or at least give me an error message but it seems like they are more concerned with changeing something that works which creates more issues or releasing a new version every year that most bussnesses won't buy so that they will remain competative with other companies that also won't buy newer versions, especailly when they never fix their bugs.
I can except a no, if the coding is limited at the time, thats fine, but #@$&ing give me an error code, or something.
You can change the text height in the dimension properties regardless of what the default dimstyle setting is. I've never tried making it 0 in the dimstyle before, but when I tested it, 2014 behave the same way you described. If you try to change it on the command line using the dimtxt system variable, it will give you an error message.
My dwg won't let me change the height through properties even changing the dimstyle or the textstyle, and no error message, so I have no idea what to do (Thanks Autodesk)
You must set a height for text in a dimstyle. It can't be zero. When you place a dimension the height of the text is multiplied by the scale setting in the dimstyle.
If you cannot change the text height value in the dimstyle, it is likely because the textstyle you have selected has a height already applied in the text style settings. In that case the text height is controled by the text style. Set the height to zero in the text style and then you can control the height in the dimstyle settings.