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METRIC SCALE

borges33
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METRIC SCALE

borges33
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

Where can I find a Text Height Chart in metric:  

 

In Imperial I have all the charts,  but in metric cant find any.

 

1:1

1:5

1:10

1:15

1:20

1:25

1:50

1:75

1:100

1:200

1:300

1:400

1:500

1:1000

 

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h_s_walker
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What height do you want your text to be?

 

Remember to scale from Imperial to Metric you *25.4

 

And from Metric to Imperial you /25.4 or *0.03937007874015748031496062992126

 

The above are inches/millimetres

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wispoxy
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You have to change your drawing units first.

 

Follow the steps.

 

Go to ---> Drawing Utilities

Select ---> Units

 

Change 'Insertin Scale' Units to scale inserted content, into metric.

 

Now in command:  STYLE

 

Change 'Height'. This will be your default text height.

 

And then you're all set.

 

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leothebuilder
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This is based on a commonly used text height in metric for annotation:

1:1 = 3.5mm

1:5 = 17.5mm

1:10 = 35mm

1:15 = (very uncommon scale to use in metric)

1:20 = 70mm

1:25 = (not a common scale to use in metric)

1:50 = 175mm

1:75 = (not a common scale to use in metric)

1:100 = 350mm

1:200 = 700mm

1:300 = (not a common scale to use in metric)

1:400 = (not a common scale to use in metric)

1:500 = 1750mm

1:1000 = 3500mm

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