Weld Symbol in wrong style

Weld Symbol in wrong style

eedmondsHRMXH
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Weld Symbol in wrong style

eedmondsHRMXH
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As video shows,

The ANSI weld symbol only works if the whole ANSI standard is activated.

I want to use the ISO standard but reference the ANSI weld symbol. After selecting the respective options, it doesn't work - it still uses the ISO symbol.

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James_Willo
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Sorry if you explain this in your video, it's not processed yet. 

If you want to override certain dimensions/weld symbols.

 

  1. Activate the Annotate ribbon
  2. Click the symbol first (or multiple)
  3. Click the far right bottom dropdown and select a different style
  4.  

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James W
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eedmondsHRMXH
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Unfortunately, that does nothing for me.

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James_Willo
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Hi, in your video you are just changing the overall standard, the weld settings are under weld symbols at the bottom. You need to check which weld settings are being applied to each standard. 

 

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The standard pulls the settings from whatever is listed in default objects

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James W
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eedmondsHRMXH
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In my first video, I show that changing these options does nothing unless the full ANSI standard is active.

Is there a way that you can do it?

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James_Willo
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Hopefully this helps

 

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