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Is there a way to search for dimensions that have weird fractions like 1/256, 1/64, and 1/32 in order to fix them? I'm not looking to round the dimensions, I'm looking to find the dimensions so that the referenced elements can be adjusted.
Is there a way to search for dimensions that have weird fractions like 1/256, 1/64, and 1/32 in order to fix them? I'm not looking to round the dimensions, I'm looking to find the dimensions so that the referenced elements can be adjusted.
I'm thinking there is more to this question, because when you placed the elements originally I imagine they were correct; right? I mean you didn't model willy-nilly; right?
But having said that, schedules might help, depending on what it is that you are looking for. For instance, if you wanted to search for odd-ball sill heights, you could create a Window schedule to list all the sill heights.
One last thing. Do you use Snaps? I would imagine you do. Do the Snap Increments have 1/256, 1/64, and 1/32? If so, remove them.
I'm thinking there is more to this question, because when you placed the elements originally I imagine they were correct; right? I mean you didn't model willy-nilly; right?
But having said that, schedules might help, depending on what it is that you are looking for. For instance, if you wanted to search for odd-ball sill heights, you could create a Window schedule to list all the sill heights.
One last thing. Do you use Snaps? I would imagine you do. Do the Snap Increments have 1/256, 1/64, and 1/32? If so, remove them.
