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adapt dimensions of quotas

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Good evening,
I have a problem I haven't been able to solve for two days.
i autocad 2010.
I have to create a room of 10,00 meters and then I draw the first line by typing the size in cm then 1000 and draws the respective line.
the problem and this, if I put the line stretched, you do not see how it should (too small) and when I go to put the measures on the quotas are so small that I recognize only a dot, I have to enlarge it to recognize it.
How can I set everything to make it workable?
and how can I set the units of measurement so that you will read instead of 1000 above the quotas 10,00 ?

Please help me, I'm dispersed:confused:
 
track the measurements in millimeters when you have to quote go on -management quota styles, primary units, scale factor, and set 0.01. the quotas will come in cm.
 
draws a line long 1000 units, i.e. 10 mt
quotala and then enters in style of quota, modification..., suitable section, increases the value to enlarge text, arrows and spacing of quotas; always in quota style in the primary unit section, type as 0.1 scale factor, and then add the check to the 0 end suppression box to get 10,00
 
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I don't really like to thank you guys.
It's finally working on the rule.

thanks and thanks :finger:
 
Why draw in centimeters and then quote in meters?
draws directly in meters and then creates a style of altitude whose parameters (size arrows, texts, etc.) are expressed in meters.
 
but if one thinks better by drawing in cm (the same applies to me) why should it "adapt" if it can already do autocad x us?
 
is a "student of geometry" (=geometra), so it is part of his future profession to learn to reason both in m and in cm.
I personally avoid having the value of odds different from the real size (it is like changing the value of the dimlfac variable)
 

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