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04-23-2016
04:58 AM
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It is dimension, but in wrong scale. You see huge arrows (a part of them).
If you are using associative dimension style, than you need to check the scale on the Status Bar and change it.
If you are using non associative dim style, you need to change overall scale factor in Fit tab of "Edit dim style" window - go to menu Format -> Dimension Style -> select Modify from "gear" menu -> Fit tab -> change "Use overall scale" value.
Maxim
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Maxim Kanaev
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It is dimension, but in wrong scale. You see huge arrows (a part of them).
If you are using associative dimension style, than you need to check the scale on the Status Bar and change it.
If you are using non associative dim style, you need to change overall scale factor in Fit tab of "Edit dim style" window - go to menu Format -> Dimension Style -> select Modify from "gear" menu -> Fit tab -> change "Use overall scale" value.
Maxim
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Have your question been answered successfully? Click 'ACCEPT SOLUTION' button.
Maxim Kanaev
Architect
MARSS
Etiquette and Ground Rules of Autodesk Community