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    Question HOW TO HAVE THE SAME DIMSTYLE IN BOTH PAPER & MODEL SPACE

    HI
    I JUST HAD MECHANICAL 2015 INSTALLED IN ALL OF THE PAST VERSIONS OF AUTODESK MECHANICAL WHEN EVER I OPEN AND
    OLD DRAWING I NEVER HAD ANY PROBLEM DIMENSION AN OBJECT IN MODEL SPACE THROUGH A WINDOW IN PAPER SPACE AND HAVING
    THE DIMENSION IN THE MVIEW WINDOW AUTOMATICALY SCALE UP TO THE DIMSTYLE OF PAPER SPACE SO ALL OF THE TEXT & DIMENSIONS
    IN PAPER SPACE ARE ALL THE SAME SIZE BUT MECHANICAL 2015 IT WILL NOT DO THIS IS THERE ANY KIND OF FIX TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM


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    Default Re: HOW TO HAVE THE SAME DIMSTYLE IN BOTH PAPER & MODEL SPACE

    Congrats on your first post.
    Please remember to read the forum etiquette page where it states to avoid using all uppercase lettering as it is perceived as "shouting".

    Don't know much about AutCAD Mechanical nor 2015, but it sounds like a dimstyle thing, or maybe annotative dimensions?

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    Default Re: HOW TO HAVE THE SAME DIMSTYLE IN BOTH PAPER & MODEL SPACE

    Don't know much about AutCAD Mechanical either, but in AutoCAD or Civil 3D an annotative dimensions looks the same drawn in model space or paper space as long as msltscale is set to 1 and cannoscale for the model tab is set to the same scale as the viewport it's to be displayed in.

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