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Vertical drawing extents value

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w64bit
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Vertical drawing extents value

In any drawing, for horizontal directions there are EXTMIN and EXTMAX.

Is there any similar variable for vertical limit?

 

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ВeekeeCZ
in reply to: w64bit

EXTMIN = 96.465,128.344,0.000 (read only)
EXTMAX = 227.661,183.026,0.000 (read only)

 

Blue are X coords (horizontal)

Red are Y coords (vertical)

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vinodkl
in reply to: w64bit

Hi @w64bit 

 

EXTMIN stores the lower left of the extents while EXTMAX stores the upper right extents of the drawing 🙂

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RobDraw
in reply to: w64bit

The OP is asking about the third dimension, guys.


Rob

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Kent1Cooper
in reply to: RobDraw


@RobDraw wrote:

The OP is asking about the third dimension, guys.


That's there, too, in the third number in the value of each System Variable.

 

Be aware that if the drawing changes in a way that pushes either extent farther outward, the values of EXTMIN and EXTMAX will adjust accordingly.  But if it changes in a way that pulls the extents inward, such as by Erasing or Moving or Scaling down something(s), their values will not  be updated until a ZOOM All/Extents occurs.

Kent Cooper, AIA

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