topic Betreff: Dimension Style to Set Current in AutoCAD Forum

Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Thu, 17 Jan 2019 05:53:54 GMT

Hi all,

How to remove style overrides in Cad file. After saving work file open again Current Dimension Style change to style overrides.

i set extension line beyond the dimension line, that was changing.

watch this video https://autode.sk/2sxwOVI

i need cad file open Dimension Style set current what i last saved.

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Jan 2019 08:57:47 GMT

Command "DIMOVERRIDE", then "C" to clear overrides. it will prompt you to select the dimensions that you want to clear the overrides on. This will return all settings to the default that is assigned in the dimension style.

This command on the ribbon

Betreff: Dimension Style to Set Current

cadffm — Thu, 17 Jan 2019 10:01:59 GMT

@jayhar schrieb:

i need cad file open Dimension Style set current what i last saved.

And today it isn't so? Your Video doesn't show this fact.. but Ok, then:

These are your own customizations that do that, you should know them better than we do 😉
So, check which adjustment makes the change, search for one of these keywords:
DIMFXL
DIMFXLON
DIMJOGANG

Start searching in loaded lisp files

In APPLOAD dialog you can see which files loaded, i think you will find you personal files.

(You don't need to search in all loaded files, just in the files you forced yourself to load.)

If you founded the file where you change the dimension variable setting and you need more help,

upload the file and we can help more.

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 05:17:05 GMT

Hi @Anonymous

Thanks for responses, i already search AKN command for DIMOVERRIDE. But dimension objects doesn't return to the dimension style.

Thanks

Jayhar.M.j

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

cadffm — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 09:10:27 GMT

1. I am sure DIMOVERRIDE works (Update dimension object properties to the current, saved dimstyle settings.

2. Why you don't take the cool post of this cadffm guy and answer to the question

>> And today it isn't so? Your Video doesn't show this fact..

Because we can not see that you saved a dimstyle & file and after re-open the there is a change of dimension variables.

3. You are active in autodesk forums community for a long time, please: Why you don't upload a sample file

for us to check the (command) dimoverride problem

It is so simple to help us for a better help to you.

4. Why you don't take the probably correct answer: It is part of your own customizing, start to search what change

force the change of you dimension variables:

@cadffm wrote

So, check which adjustment makes the change, search for one of these keywords:
DIMFXL
DIMFXLON
DIMJOGANG

Start searching in loaded lisp files

In APPLOAD dialog you can see which files loaded, i think you will find you personal files.

(You don't need to search in all loaded files, just in the files you forced yourself to load.)

If you founded the file where you change the dimension variable setting and you need more help,

upload the file and we can help more.

start withe acad.lsp acad acaddoc.lsp and files listed in appload startup suite - if present.

Betreff: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 09:35:35 GMT

Hi @cadffm

Thanks for responses, Click here see this post, same issue of me.

DIMFXL & DIMFXLON these two system variable already use in Dimension style.

i am using Two layers S-ANNO-DIM & S-RANGE, these two are same Dimension style also.....

DIMJOGANG <90> in AutoCAD settings

DIMFXL <5>

DIMFXLON <ON>

i am just searching for lisp files also

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 09:50:49 GMT

Hi,

I try DIM OVERRIDE and update Dimension Styles here is no change. After save and close i seen no changes.

I Copy/Past working file to new cad file now its ok. i save file close and reopen, Dimension Styles are current settings now its working.

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

Moshe-A — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 10:11:06 GMT

@jayhar hi,

in your video i see a "bad argument type error" i do not know if this is directly relate to your current problem but what @cadffm was trying to tell you is to look for bad code in your autoloaded lisp files. you can simply do that by Exporting your AutoCAD settings than remove all AutoLoaded lisp file includeing acad.lsp/acaddoc.lsp and what's in appload startup suite than see if the problem still pressist?

moshe

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 11:07:38 GMT

Dear All,

I copy past to new cad file, now its ok https://autode.sk/2AReagk

i did not upload any lisp...

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

cadffm — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 12:02:07 GMT

@jayhar

One tip: Use only the docked commandline with 3- rows visible!

1. You can see more information

2. We can read more information for you 😉

Now i am guessing you defined a ss:startup routine which have a problem in your first file,

but not in your second file. We can see the lisp error in your first video and the ss:startup

information in the second video.

And again you didn't follow my hints or just not write about your tests.

Now, with the new information:

You should add a enough princ-statement to your lispfunctions and files to find problems easier.

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 12:14:01 GMT

Hello @cadffm

Thanks for responding

Last week i upload CirclePolylineSwap.lsp so error shows any open cad file.

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

cadffm — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 12:57:09 GMT

You mean you've added the file to start automatically, anyway.

But this is the problem: "anyway"..

I am pretty sure that just loading the (unknown) code of your version of " CirclePolylineSwap.lsp" is not a problem.

You should search and fix all problems

a) the error that appears in all files

b) the problem what you ask about in this thread (perhaps it is the same source problem, but until it is solved we have to think there are two problems)

But without information(logfile[F2]) and data(=files/lsp) it is hard to help ~ and not funny.

Start with undo your last modification.

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 04:08:21 GMT

Hello @cadffm,

Here the thread click here

Last month i upload Circle to Polyline .lsp at that time error starts when CAD open new file error you seen in first video.

i reset profile & start autocad second error seen, ss:startup you seen in second video

see the log file in attachments

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J

Re: Dimension Style to Set Current

jayhar — Tue, 22 Jan 2019 03:36:01 GMT

Hi All,

I Reset to default settings, now no lisp error & ss:startup information when open AutoCAD.

now Dimension Style is Set Current, no style overrides.

Thanks @cadffm i also follow your thread here

Thanks @Moshe-A your information also help me, thread here

Thanks

Jayhar.M.J