Maßstab im Schriftfeld von Zeichnungen

[hayabus]

Hallo,

ich würde gerne wissen, wie das Schriftfeld von Zeichnungen geändert werden kann, damit der Maßstab angegeben wird.

Auch wäre es schön, wenn der Maßstab bereits in den vordefinierten Schriftfeldern berücksichtigt bzw. enthalten wäre.

Gruß

[TimeraAutodesk]

Hi @hayabus, thanks for your post. Scale is already a part of the default title-blocks, as seen in the image below. If you double-click on the title-block, it will also open up an editor where you can modify the attribute values if you want to change them.

I hope that helps, let us know if you have other questions.

Best,

Timera

[hayabus]

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@TimeraAutodesk wrote:

Hi @hayabus, thanks for your post. Scale is already a part of the default title-blocks, as seen in the image below. If you double-click on the title-block, it will also open up an editor where you can modify the attribute values if you want to change them.

I hope that helps, let us know if you have other questions.

Best,

Timera

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Hi Timera,

thank's for anwser.

But there ist really no scale in the title-block!?

It would also be helpfull, when more support- and helping-sites would be available in German in future (I want to use fusion360 inthe middle school (technical education)).

Best regards

Tom

[TimeraAutodesk]

Hi Tom,

This is because you are using the ISO standard, instead of ANSI. The ANSI standard includes scale. 

In the future, we do have a German Fusion 360 Forum that you can post to. It's located here: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-deutsch/bd-p/3557 

Best,

Timera

[hayabus]

Hi Timera,

thanks for answer.

It's a good idea with a forum in german language, it will be so a little bit easier for my students in secondary shool (and me also).

And here is an idea for Autodesk:

These students maybe are the construction engineers of tomorrow! Your company shold offer education excamples and projekts in different languages for them.

I will (re)start a small project now under use of fusion360 in technology education. It is named "flight rotor". With it have so informed simple bases for technical drawings (per hand) in the past, now additionally wid a CAD solution like Fusion360 an in the next year with CAM (3d-Printing, CNC maybe) .

If there is interest on Cooperation, let me know.

The forum (and the software in education licenses)  should have a (under)point: examples for education.

Best regards

Tom