Is there any way to select several ordinate dimensions and reset their jog to zero so the text is directly above/below the measured point?
Hi @DRoam,
I am curious if the Dimstyle Update will do this for you. Do you have a sample drawing with some ordinate dimensions in it that I can test for you?
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HI @DRoam,
DO you have a moment to attach a sample file? I would like to make sure that I can get this to work with your dimstyle.
@john.vellek, thanks very much for your help, sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Attached is a 2016 DWG with some jogged ordinate dimensions that I copied from one of our drawings. I'd like to keep the measurement point the same and remove the jog/reset the text to immediately above the measurement point.
Hi @DRoam,
I have played with this a bit by modifying dimstyles but since I don't use Ordinate Dimensions very often I am pretty rusty. It is easy to hide the extension lines but to reset the alignment is tricky. I did find one app in the Autodesk App Store that MIGHT do this. Otherwise, I suggest a visit to the customization forum. I can move this thread there if you like.
I'm sorry I don't have a ready answer.
You can set jog angle value in Radius jog dimension.
But it can only decide value 5 to 90.
To text locate above/below the measured point as horizontally, Follow below image red box set.
@DRoam wrote:
Is there any way to select several ordinate dimensions and reset their jog to zero so the text is directly above/below the measured point?
Maybe start like this and work all the properties as needed
(defun c:somefunc ( / etdata) (foreach i (vl-remove-if 'listp (mapcar 'cadr (ssnamex (ssget '((0 . "dimension")))))) (entmod (subst (cons 14 (cdr (assoc 13 (setq etdata (entget i))))) (assoc 14 etdata) etdata))) (princ))
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