From the Help I know that:
I found that DIMAUNIT can be set to 4.Quote:
DIMAUNIT = 0 -> Decimal degrees
DIMAUNIT = 1 -> Degrees/minutes/seconds
DIMAUNIT = 2 -> Gradians
DIMAUNIT = 3 -> Radians
What is the value of 4 for?
Thanks for your help.
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From the Help I know that:
I found that DIMAUNIT can be set to 4.Quote:
DIMAUNIT = 0 -> Decimal degrees
DIMAUNIT = 1 -> Degrees/minutes/seconds
DIMAUNIT = 2 -> Gradians
DIMAUNIT = 3 -> Radians
What is the value of 4 for?
Thanks for your help.
4 sets back to decimal degrees.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoKirra
Set it to 4, open the dimstyle manager, Primary Units tab, Angular dimensions section.
Thanks, but I get angular dimension with Degree/Minute/Second format (the format set in the original dimstyle), whenQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard.Kent
DIMAUNIT = 4 &
DIMADEC >= 1
BTW, This also overrides the existing dimension style & creates an override dimstyle shown in dimstyle manager.
Quote:
Originally Posted by BoKirra
Just thinking out loud here, and this is completely untested, but is it possible that it is taking the value of 4 and treating it as the sum of a group of constants (as per the OSMODE variable) giving you units of RADIANS displayed in the Degrees/Minutes/Seconds format?
I don't know if this is possible, and if it is doing this then I don't know why that would be possible, but it's just something that occured to me when I read through your posts.
DIMAUNIT 4 is surveyors units with NE, SE, etc. It shows as Deg/Min/Sec when dimensioning an angle. If you look at the Drawings Units, Angle Type pull down it shows the 5 types of angles.
Nancy
Quote:
Originally Posted by BoKirra