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Does anyone know why when you dimension it will not allow you to snap to the center of a circle? For a temporary fix I have been drawing lines from the center and dimensioning that way, but if you delete the line there goes your dimension as well. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Go into the properties of the circle (or wall) and turn on the
centermark....
wrote in message news:5571207@discussion.autodesk.com...
Does anyone know why when you dimension it will not allow you to snap to the
center of a circle? For a temporary fix I have been drawing lines from the
center and dimensioning that way, but if you delete the line there goes your
dimension as well. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
The underlying reasoning - you can't dimension to invisible things. Make it
visible first.
"Aaron Rumple" wrote in message
news:5571300@discussion.autodesk.com...
Go into the properties of the circle (or wall) and turn on the
centermark....
wrote in message news:5571207@discussion.autodesk.com...
Does anyone know why when you dimension it will not allow you to snap to the
center of a circle? For a temporary fix I have been drawing lines from the
center and dimensioning that way, but if you delete the line there goes your
dimension as well. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Leonid Raiz wrote:
> The underlying reasoning - you can't dimension to invisible things. Make it
> visible first.
>
> "Aaron Rumple" wrote in message
> news:5571300@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Go into the properties of the circle (or wall) and turn on the
> centermark....
>
> wrote in message news:5571207@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Does anyone know why when you dimension it will not allow you to snap to the
> center of a circle? For a temporary fix I have been drawing lines from the
> center and dimensioning that way, but if you delete the line there goes your
> dimension as well. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I'm trying to dim a curved wall's thickness.
Any ideas why It can't seem to be done without ref planes?
seems long winded & pointless to me.
In Revit family editor why can i not dimension to the center of a circle to constrain a circle extrusion to a specific location with dimensions and peramerters?
example: I have a rectangle base 15" x 10" extruded 5". On top of that extrusion I want to have a 7" diamater circle extruded 2". How can i keep that circle extrusion constrained to a specific location on the 15" x 10" rectangle base.
