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I am sorry, I feel like after some time of studying AutoCAD and drafting practice my knowledge about what is happening with annotation objects in model space and in paper space has not changed significantly. For example, for dimensioning, I see that there are several variables for annotative objects such as height in paper space, text style, dimension style including text style, annotation scale, etc. that can be changed in order to get different results. I have realized that relationships between all those contributors are still not clear to me. In other words, I don't see the full picture and hence can't be sure about my skills. For example, it is easy to make many layouts, viewports in one drawing. I have not decided whether it is better to dimension in model or paper space. I have 2d drawing attached.
Could you please see into it and say where is my main luck of knowledge with annotative objects?
Could you please let me know what approach to this problem allows me to get to the bottom in the learning of the annotation scale?
I can use standard text styles and figure out the text height in the model space to see it in the proper size in paper space but I am not looking for shortcuts and want to use all available instruments.
Thank you in advance.