Dimension Style - Method 1b: Method 2a: Method 2b...

[Anonymous]

Just curious really - Method 1b, 2a, 2b - why are they different, where did they comes from - appear very similar, I end up editing them all when wanting to change something!

Thanks

Andrew

[YannickEnrico]

You can see in the "standard" tab what styles are used where.

May I suggest that, if you're allowed to, you save your changes to the style library if you use them all the time?

[Anonymous]

thanks - 

guessing it's just for the user to select a variation within the current style ..

[YannickEnrico]

It might be autodesk's attempt at creating styles within the common standards of the world.

I changed my styles so they better fit my company as well, though. 

[mcgyvr]

I don't think thats "out of the box" Inventor styles (been a while since I've seen them though)..

Looks like someone there created them along with a EMS default standard..

You can see whats different by looking at each one and seeing whats different.. Could be units or text style or many other settings..

[Mark.Lancaster]

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@mcgyvr wrote:

I don't think thats "out of the box" Inventor styles (been a while since I've seen them though)..

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@mcgyvr yes that's the out of box settings for the ISO drawing template... 

[mcgyvr]

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@Mark.Lancaster wrote:

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@mcgyvr wrote:

I don't think thats "out of the box" Inventor styles (been a while since I've seen them though)..

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@mcgyvr yes that's the out of box settings for the ISO drawing template... 

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@Mark.Lancaster Ok.. like I said.. Been a while since I saw out of the box Inventor anything..

[Anonymous]

who put them in the box & why?

Thanks