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Measuring Distances and Coming Up As Zero [AutoCAD for MAC]

Measuring Distances and Coming Up As Zero [AutoCAD for MAC]

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Measuring Distances and Coming Up As Zero [AutoCAD for MAC]

kmarmstrong
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Hey all. I'm using the DIST command to measure simple distances and when the distance gets small enough, it registers as zero. So I don't actually know how long that line is, for example. Is there some setting to switch so distance measures fractions or??? Thanks in advance.

 

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The topic title has been edited to improve findability by @alina.balkanskaia. Original: Measuring Distances and Coming Up As Zero

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Hi @kmarmstrong ,

 

I think you need to change units precision in the drawing:

- use menu Format -> Units... (UNITS command) to open Drawing Units window

- set the required precision here:

 

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Hello, @kmarmstrong I just accepted your post's answer as a solution, knowing that it's an appropriate answer that will save other users time. If this is not correct, please reply to my post so I can unmark the solution so you can continue the discussion in the thread. In that case, post more information on your request. No action is required if the answer was really helpful to you. In the future, you may also click the "Solution" button when appropriate so that other users can benefit from this information. Please let me know if you have any questions!

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