11-02-2017
05:48 AM
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11-02-2017
05:48 AM
Can I convert what i've already drawn from mm to cm?
Hello,
I've started a drawing and realized part of the way into it that I was using the wrong units. The drawing is currently in mm. Can I convert the entire drawing to cm? Thanks
11-02-2017
05:55 AM
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11-02-2017
05:55 AM
SCALE command, x10, not an option?
OR do you mean something else?
Note: You will need to reset your DIMSTYLEs and text STYLE settings too.
OR do you mean something else?
Note: You will need to reset your DIMSTYLEs and text STYLE settings too.
11-02-2017
06:10 AM
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11-02-2017
06:10 AM
Well, it was an option but I did not know that until you posted it. I have an extremely low proficiency at AutoCAD. I'm learning. I've converted the drawing to cm ( I think). Would you please explain more about the DIMSTYLE and text STYLE? The drawings i'm making will be printed and used as violin making templates and will have no text or dimensions on them. Is that what you mean by DIMSTYLE and text STYLE?
11-02-2017
06:25 AM
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11-02-2017
06:25 AM
Hi Karrie,
If you don't need text and dimensions in your drawings, then don't bother about DIMSTYLE and STYLE.
BTW, AutoCAD doesn't know anything about mm, cm, m, inch, etc. It knows only about AutoCAD units and measuring systems - Metric and Imperial. So it is up to you to decide does one unit equals 1 mm or 1 cm.
Maxim
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If you don't need text and dimensions in your drawings, then don't bother about DIMSTYLE and STYLE.
BTW, AutoCAD doesn't know anything about mm, cm, m, inch, etc. It knows only about AutoCAD units and measuring systems - Metric and Imperial. So it is up to you to decide does one unit equals 1 mm or 1 cm.
Maxim
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