issue with units when zoomed in or out

[Anonymous]

 when we zoom in or out then how can we know  what is the dimensions of one grid

[imadHabash]

Hi and Welcome to AutoCAD Forum,

>> when we zoom in or out then how can we know  what is the dimensions of one grid <<

you can understand and control all the procedure ( grid spacing ) from DSETTINGS command. see below image . also for more information please read this link . >> Click <<

[Anonymous]

when we zoom out grid dimensions change then how to know what is the grid dimension

[imadHabash]

then try to untick Adaptive grid to make the grid look fixed when zooming . as seen from my first post every grid ( x,y ) has a space distance that your elements will depend on those spaces . every grid is 10 x 10 units ( you can change the value ) so if you draw 5 grids then your line will be 50 length units.

[Anonymous]

Is there anyway to know grid dim with adaptive tick is in on mode

[imadHabash]

>> Is there anyway to know grid dim with adaptive tick is in on mode <<

as i said previously the grid dim ( GRIDUNIT ) spaces could be known and control from DSETTINGS command. isn't it ? 

[Anonymous]

can you find out difference between the below given pictures, which grid have what dimensions, and i used centimeters as units

one of the line is 10cm, and other is 100cm 

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> can you find out difference between the below given pictures,

No, not just from looking to the screenshot. You can use command _DIST and show 2 grid points to know the raster distance.

Why do you need the grid? Either you are doing some schematics then turn off adaptive grid or you even don't need a grid, do you? Maybe we understand your needs of grid better when you describe some background info...

When I turn on grid then I only use it for orientation in 3D to see the XY plane, the distance is irrelevant for me.

- alfred -

[imadHabash]

The idea from using GRIDS is to make and prepare lines as a grid with known distances . now you can stop changing grids when zooming by an option that we've mentioned above. at the same time you can use ( recommended ) the SNAP ( F9 ) option which will guide you and jump over the grid by also known distances ( snap spacing ) that controlled by you and as your need.

Regards,