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Can't see dimention in the Sketch

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Message 1 of 9
SophieSmith
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Can't see dimention in the Sketch

Hi,

This is the second time this has happend...

While putting in the dimension on the rectangle,

The dimenition just dosn't apear!

But it can be changed.

When this happen's I just delet and reopen another part.

Why is this, and, can this be changed?

 

Thanks,

Sophie

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Message 2 of 9
JDMather
in reply to: SophieSmith

Have you installed all Service Packs and Hot Fixes?

Are you aware that you are working in inch units (but this isn't the problem) rather than metric units?


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Message 3 of 9
BLHDrafting
in reply to: SophieSmith

Something very odd with the sketch! Deleting a dim leaves it on the screen until you Finish the sketch. Add a new sketch on a different plane, sketch can be made but entities are invisible until sketch is Finished. New sketch seems to consume previosu sketch as there is only 1 sketch in the tree.

 

Fully patched Inv 2013. No use attaching my copy of this file as original is earlier release.

 

5-04-2013 3-56-35 PM.png

Brendan Henderson

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Twitter @BLHDrafting

Windows 7 x64 -64 GB Ram, Intel Xeon E5-1620 @ 3.6 GHz
ATI FirePro V7800 2 GB, 180 GB SSD & 1 TB HDD, Inv R2016 PDSU SP1 (Build 210), Vault 2016 Professional Update 1 (Build 21.1.4.0)
Message 4 of 9
Logos_Atum
in reply to: BLHDrafting

When opening the sketch no dimensions are shown.

After changing to the sketch level, cdouble clicking one

of the dimensions, all of them are shown.

 

Therefore I can´t quite help you to answer your question.

Dogs aren´t flammable.
Message 5 of 9
SophieSmith
in reply to: SophieSmith

Ok, thanks everyone for trying to help me out!

I see now it is realy a bug...

 

Thanks,

Sophie

Message 6 of 9
mrattray
in reply to: SophieSmith

This is interesting. It seems as though every one of us is getting slightly different behavior.

 

Upon opening part:

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Upon entering sketch edit:

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All dimensions remain visible (except for extension lines) and editable after entering and exiting sketch edit:

Capture3.JPG

 

Brendan's reported behavior is not reproducible on my machine:

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Using 2013 SP 1.1 Update 2

 

 

The Idea Station is, apparently, the place to post bugs now.

Mike (not Matt) Rattray

Message 7 of 9
rdyson
in reply to: SophieSmith

Rebuild All SEEMS to fix it, although the dim arrows are reversed. A new sketch looks to be correct.

 

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Message 8 of 9
JDMather
in reply to: SophieSmith


@SophieSmith wrote:

Ok, thanks everyone for trying to help me out!

I see now it is realy a bug...

 


The big question is, "Is this occuring in any new file you create, or even ittermitently, or only in this file?

If you start a new file can you reproduce this behavior?

Is this new behavior, did it previously work fine?

 

Edit, I see you wrote this is the second time.  Install the SPs and report back if it re-occurs.


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Message 9 of 9
johnsonshiue
in reply to: SophieSmith

Hi! It seems like the dimension disply is corrupted. I have seen a few cases like this before but I am not able to find the steps to reproduce the behavior. Is any of the dimension modified via Inventor API or iLogic rule? Are you able to reproduce the behavior?

Thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer

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