Autocad - 4 Tips to make your dimension lines looking professional!

[@EngrFesan]

THE BEST TUTORIAL FOR ANNOTATIVE DIMENSION SO FAR

[@CADinblack]

Thank a lot Engr. Fesan

[@BlissOn47]

Very clear and consice video. I love the way you explain things. Keep up the good work.

[@engr.sifatullah3641]

Sir I learn from u in a best & easy way. Thanks a lot of

[@abdallahothman717]

Thank you so much ♥️ I always have problems with dimensions but now im gonna doing great Thank you again ♥️

[@mohamedtaimoussi7337]

Thank you so much you're helping us a lot , i followed all your videos ,you are better than my professor 😅❤️❤️❤️

[@CADinblack]

Hello Mohamed! I am happy that you can use these tutorial along with lessons.

[@alexnoussi1146]

By far. 😂

[@arthurramosdemouracoutinho2324]

exactly what i was looking for. thanks!

[@alexnoussi1146]

You're among my Best AutoCAD Professor. I can't believe I understand more from Around the globe teachers than the ones in school...😔 But all is well.😁

[@domarsinghll2323]

thank you sir from India

[@zaidulfitri4957]

Thankyou so much.

[@alphacomputersolutions2314]

best channel ever

[@pheakongkea-m2492]

Thank you so much, It’s helpful

[@CADinblack]

You're welcome! :)

[@trantuan4621]

thank you so much, it easy to understand

[@JanardhanPrasadDVS]

Thank you very much for your excellent video program.

[@c0v3r2m4]

I failed an exam because of the dimension lines 3 days ago... this is really useful !

[@CADinblack]

Next time you will pass for sure! :)

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Thanks for your sharing it with us. This is a great tutorial and very informative. dl

[@shakoorah1]

thank you for this helpful understandable video. good work

[@HindricksAriola]

Can you make a tutorial to how to properly size the text with regards to the paper size

[@balak1263]

the dim font is so crisp. which font is using your dim sir?

[@CADinblack]

Font name: "Bahnschrift Light SemiCondensed"

[@phatlong1720]

THANK YOU.

[@rs_perspective4933]

Hello sir, all ur videos r very much useful to me, I had issue in dimensions, when I select two points to measure it ends up showing zero as the distance between the points but the actual distance is highter than zero. Pls explain us to get rid of this issue-thank u sir

[@CADinblack]

Probably that is related with the precision you set up! For example if your dimension is 0.123; and you set the precision without decimals it displays zero. Go to dimension style manager -> primary units. Hope it helps

[@J10TV]

@@CADinblack that is true

[@hariindharto5953]

Thank you so much

[@lokeshsai3691969]

Your accent remainds me of the virtual audio with the same accent😁

[@CADinblack]

Hehe. Thanks for watching Lokesh Sai!

[@JanoosArsan]

Extremely useful your all videos! Thank you so much buddy for this clear explanation! Keep up the good work. ♥♥

[@CADinblack]

Thanks Janoos for the comment. I am grateful this works for you!

[@Kim-qc9pz]

Hello. What is the font style of your dimension? Ty

[@iulias1842]

hello, i don`t find extension. even if i enter a number, the dimension are not equally distributed

[@quiang382]

Font chữ đỉnh quá. Có qi biết này là font gì không nhỉ

[@schevoshelby1161]

how do you change decimal places on lines it shows 4 decimal places everythime i draw a line but i want only one number lets just say i m drawing a line 39.5 cm but its shows as 39.4928

[@davidhoran3868]

Hi, go to your Dimension Style. Select the Primary Units Tab. In the Linear Dimensions column set the drop down box next to Precision to 0.0

[@joescugoza5486]

How do I get a space between the OBJ and the dimension lines? Mine always touch

[@grewynthelights]

In my case, specifying typing command box didn't show up sometime. Is there any other way to enable this feature?

[@CADinblack]

Do you have the dynamic input turned on? Go to the bottom/right corner of the status bar > click on 3 bar button > click on Dynamic Input > turn Dynamic input ON. Thanks for watching.

[@grewynthelights]

@@CADinblack yes, i do already turned it on. and it works perfectly while drawing lines. On the downside, I couldn't draw rectangles in exact length and width as this dynamic box didn't appear. Since i've been installing AutoCAD MEP 2020, I'm experiencing different interfaces.

[@ismaelpaulodossantos6501]

How font you using in dimensions texts?

[@oantrancong2121]

What font is that?

[@acooladeservices8851]

What is the name of the font style , Sir

[@nonikwijayanti9669]

Excuse me, what font did you use on that dimension?

[@CADinblack]

"Bahnschrift Light SemiCondensed"

[@nonikwijayanti9669]

@@CADinblack Thank you

[@aditibajaj1]

How to re size dimension style

[@alenmalcic2870]

how you set up automatic space between dimension and drawing, your dimension do not touch the drawing?

[@CADinblack]

Go to Dimension Style Manager. menu LINES -> Extension Lines panel -> Offset line from origin.

[@alenmalcic2870]

​@@CADinblack Thank you so much, sir :)

[@UNKnown.MH.]

Can you tell my what font do you use?

[@CADinblack]

Hello. Fonts should be edited in Text style settings. There you can choose from lots of fonts to use. This one is: "Bahnschrift Light SemiCondensed"

[@muhnurfauzi_19_xibkp32]

@@CADinblack thank you Sir

[@drugthegamer7005]

Please share your template

[@alschroeder1724]

Doing the dimensions and text in paper space saves the hassle of annotative scaling, and allows referening the file without having to freeze layers in the file that it is referenced in. annotative scaling never made sense; Paper space was created to do "paper work stuff" text, notes, dimensions etc. . Also in my drafting room, extension lines that far from the object I'd fire you on the spot, can lead to confusion in more complex objects, such as a piping layout, or a architectural floor plan.

[@alanOHALAN]

yes i agree

[@murahk123]

Can’t you just change the “Offset from Origin” in the dim style so that it applies to all your dimensions in that style? I feel like that would be more efficient instead of having to type 500 all the time.

[@CADinblack]

Hello Murahk. Good question. Offset from origin is a bit different. It's basically the spacing from your selected points to the baseline. With the way I showed on the video, the baseline lengths are all the same. Of course, there are several ways to make dimension lines in the project, you just need to find what you prefer. When I mean "professionally" I am referring to find your standard way and then apply it in your projects. In this video I basically shared some ideas to accomplish that, I didn't mean we should apply them all. For example, some drafters don't like to have baselines far from the walls, and in that case an "offset from origin" is more suitable. Hope it helps. Have a good day!

[@federicoschembri4284]

Font please???

[@arifshama718]

Just offset the line and then place there instead of typing again nd again

[@CADinblack]

Support CAD in Black on Patreon. www.patreon.com/cadinblack?fan_landing=true Get exclusive access to exercises (in .DWG format) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Click to open Playlist: Dimension lines (8 videos) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3PYp2iegqyroqc Font name: "Bahnschrift Light SemiCondensed"

[@gigabytedenise]

too much time using dimension just set your grid spacing to 500 mm or what you desire and use grid on /off when you are not dimensioning .. you're welcome!

[@MeandMyStaffy]

Dumb

[@ro_0003]

That doesn’t look professional at all man

[@tothelakes]

You do it