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I'm trying to edit some dimensions styles from the command line (want to put it in a script) but I'm struggling with it. I've figured out how to use the -dimstyle command to set the desired dimstyle current, use the variables to change what I need, and then to save it again but, that only works for the parent dimstyle. I need to edit the sub-dimstyles as well. I'm not exactly sure what they are called but their listed under the main dimstyle and allow you to alter the dimstyle for things like radius, angles, linear, etc. Any idea on how to edit these from the command line?
Thanks!
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Select one of those then select the MODIFY button not an option? works here, but I'm not using C3D (this is the wrong forum for you variant).
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I'm not sure how to select the modify button from the command line.
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Are you trying to right code (macro or script or...) to automate a specific task? Your method is not the way to do that if yes. Explain your intent/final need/result when you get a chance.
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I have several drawings that need to have the dimstyles changed.
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Are you stuck trying to help users in the LT version of AutoCAD? If not, full AutoCAD (and C3D) can do way more, the better forums for posting/asking for help coding what you need are here https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-customization/ct-p/AutoCADTopic1
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I'm trying to edit the dimension style, specifically the arrow heads, from the command line so I can put it in a script so I can edit several hundred drawings at once. I know how to create the script and apply it to the drawings, I just don't know if there's a command line option to change the sub-dimension styles. If there's not, I'll look elsewhere on how to do this but editing at the command line isn't a customization thing, it's core AutoCAD.
So, back to my original question, is there a way to edit the sub-dimension style at the command line?
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Under -dimstyle use the <select dimension> option which gives you a hint.
Syntax is dimname$n
...eg for Radial n is 4
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That's exactly the pointer in the right directly I needed! Thank you so much! I knew there had to be a way to do it.