Changes in drawing - units display

Changes in drawing - units display

matej.biro
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Changes in drawing - units display

matej.biro
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Hello, from today every units under 0  as 0,12...  are displayed as .12.. . If you have lot of dimensions in drawing you can easy make mistake in production as making 2 mm instead of 0,2 and etc. Same at tolerances.

 

How can i change it back as it was before?

 

Thank you.

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andrew.de.leon
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Hi @matej.biro,

 

As of last week's update, we introduced the ability to toggle on\off leading zeros. You'll find the option within the Annotation Settings menu at the bottom of the screen; to the right of the zoom and pan controls. Toggling the 'Display Leading Zeros' checkbox on\off will update all primary and tolerance dimension values across all sheets within the current drawing.

 

Leading Zeros.png

 

The Display Leading Zero is also included in Preferences > General > Drawings so you can set it as needed for all new drawings. If you are using the ASME drafting standard, we turned leading zeros off by default so we comply with the ASME drafting standard. So maybe, you'll need to turn it back on here. Once you do, all new drawings started from scratch using the ASME drafting standard will display leading zeros.

 

Leading Zeros 2.png

 

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Thanks,

Andrew

 

MacBook Pro (15-inch 2017), macOS High Sierra (10.13), in Sydney Australia

 



Andrew de Leon
Experience Designer - Fusion 360

MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019), OSX 10.15.7, in Sydney, Australia