DIMREASSOCIATE

[Anonymous]

Hi. Can anyone explain DIMREASSOCIATE? I was trying DIMREASSOCIATE exploded orphan grouped dims in paper space, - it did not work. Regards Alex

[Anonymous]

I think it is used to reattach dims that have lost there starting and ending points on geometry. I think in ACAD 2002 the dim assoc setting was enhanced to allow for dims to update if the Circle diameter was changed using a grip edit or a property change. But in the case where TRIM or EXTEND where used to modify a line the dimensions may not find the connection point, so REASSOCIATE would allow you to re pick your start and end points as needed. "Al" wrote in message news:406c2b72$1_1@newsprd01... > Hi. > Can anyone explain DIMREASSOCIATE? > I was trying DIMREASSOCIATE exploded orphan grouped dims in paper space, - > it did not work. > Regards > Alex > >

[Anonymous]

I was thinking about reattaching exploded Orphaned dimensions back to their connection points where they were as a referenced before, instead of redimensioning whole dwg. Al "Kevin A. Robinson" wrote in message news:40716134$1_2@newsprd01... > I think it is used to reattach dims that have lost there starting and ending > points on geometry. I think in ACAD 2002 the dim assoc setting was enhanced > to allow for dims to update if the Circle diameter was changed using a grip > edit or a property change. But in the case where TRIM or EXTEND where used > to modify a line the dimensions may not find the connection point, so > REASSOCIATE would allow you to re pick your start and end points as needed. > "Al" wrote in message > news:406c2b72$1_1@newsprd01... > > Hi. > > Can anyone explain DIMREASSOCIATE? > > I was trying DIMREASSOCIATE exploded orphan grouped dims in paper space, - > > it did not work. > > Regards > > Alex > > > > > >