Hello!
I have a part with length x width on it driven by model parameters, it currently displays as decimal values. I'd like it to display as fractional values. I've gone through the export and format process, I can't seem to access custom properties in the text dialog.
Anyone have any ideas? Am I missing something simple?
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Hello!
I have a part with length x width on it driven by model parameters, it currently displays as decimal values. I'd like it to display as fractional values. I've gone through the export and format process, I can't seem to access custom properties in the text dialog.
Anyone have any ideas? Am I missing something simple?
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@Anonymous,
I am not certain if this is what you are looking for, but I find that if one enters the dimensions in their fractional format (i.e. "1 1/2 in" rather than "1.5") Inventor will display the values as fractions.
Be advised that units must be included; "7/8" will display as ".875 in" while "7/8 in" will display as "7/8 in".
@Anonymous,
I am not certain if this is what you are looking for, but I find that if one enters the dimensions in their fractional format (i.e. "1 1/2 in" rather than "1.5") Inventor will display the values as fractions.
Be advised that units must be included; "7/8" will display as ".875 in" while "7/8 in" will display as "7/8 in".
@Anonymous
If you edit your current sketch dimension and select on the arrow in the edit dim box and select Fractional
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@Anonymous
If you edit your current sketch dimension and select on the arrow in the edit dim box and select Fractional
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Thanks for the response, I tried that and I might not have made clear what I was trying to accomplish. I have a an emboss that is driven by text in a sketch that I want to read in fractional values.
Thanks,
Sean
Thanks for the response, I tried that and I might not have made clear what I was trying to accomplish. I have a an emboss that is driven by text in a sketch that I want to read in fractional values.
Thanks,
Sean
@Anonymous
I forgot you were working with the emboss section so you will need to create a user text parameter called something
Then create a simple iLogic code like this
Instead of inserting a model parameter as in the sketch text use the user parameter. Also make sure to adjust the sample code to match your information.
Mark Lancaster
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@Anonymous
I forgot you were working with the emboss section so you will need to create a user text parameter called something
Then create a simple iLogic code like this
Instead of inserting a model parameter as in the sketch text use the user parameter. Also make sure to adjust the sample code to match your information.
Mark Lancaster
& Autodesk Services MarketPlace Provider
Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional & not an Autodesk Employee
Likes is much appreciated if the information I have shared is helpful to you and/or others
Did this resolve your issue? Please accept it "As a Solution" so others may benefit from it.
thanks! I was really hoping for something more... elegant but it works and thats what matters1
thanks! I was really hoping for something more... elegant but it works and thats what matters1
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