quotations, symbol origin equal to symbol thorns. . .

[mula]

kind colleagues good morning. . .
I ask for a light from you.. .
in the table with coordinate quotations, inventor has the symbol of origin equal to that of thorns.
now we have blue quotations, while the thorn symbol is black (see attachment). but if the supplier prints the black and white design we are screwed. is there always doubt: is it a plug or the origin of quotas?
if I turn off the origin then it is difficult to identify it. . .
I ask: What is your solution?
Is there a possibility to change the origin symbol in the inventor configuration?in blue the origin, in black the thorns

Thank you.

 

[pagnotz]

I have always indicated them with the normal hole symbol, indicating tolerances on the required diameter and position.
I do not see the importance of pointing out that there will be a plug, the important thing is that it respects the indications, but perhaps I am mistaken.

 

[reb_bl]

I usually create the origin, putting zero for x axis and y I never had problems, because it is that I never managed to change the symbol of origin.

 

[Zac69]

In quota styles you can decide how to indicate the origin of the coordinate quotas.
just select a different symbol from that of the thorns, for example what indicates the zeros

 

[davide75]

but where is the symbol of the plug in inventor? that I might have escaped

 

[Zac69]

inventor does not have the symbol of the plug, but if one wants can create them in the sketch symbols in the table and then use them.
but then puts the zero of a quotation, this looks like the plug. from here the reason why the question was asked.

 

[davide75]

I know that. I thought they finally put the plug symbol instead I understand nothing changed. That's why I was wondering if he could have found it or created it with the old method of sketch symbol

 

[reb_bl]

In quota styles you can decide how to indicate the origin of the coordinate quotas.
just select a different symbol from that of the thorns, for example what indicates the zeros

Have patience, but I'm a little puppy, would you show me where you can change the symbol of origin that I can't find?

 

[Zac69]

go to the rules and look for the style of quota you use. tab options and bottom right select style. I realized that this setting only applies to the group of coordinate quotas and not with the coordinate quotas.

 

[reb_bl]

You mean the one highlighted?

 

[Zac69]

You mean the one highlighted?

I mean the ones right above and that you've checked correctly. remember that it is only valid for the coordinate quota groups and not for the individual coordinate quotas.