Gunny
Guest
So I recently discovered this interesting feature of autocad annotations but for now I have not been able to use them instead I have confused the ideas on autocad scales.
I have always printed like this:
1) model design in 1:1 meters
2)I place the paper space in the window where you choose the printer I put
scale 1 mm = 1
3)cream of windows in paper space with each different scales depending on projects 1:100 1:50 1:200 1:2000 1:20 etc.
the stairs I drew them from a table select the window/properties / custom scale and put the xp values taken from a table
1:100 10xp
1:200 5xp
1:50 20xp
1:2000 0.5xp
taken from this table the column meters https://docs.google.com/open?id=0b7jqead9tujqmzflntdjogutmtzmzi00oguwlwi0nzmtotcwyzhhzgvkmzq4now having set 1:1 in the paper space (see point 2) if I design or quot in the paper space it is noticed that the measuring unit is mm enough to quote the sheet for example.
today I have tried the annotations and from what I have understood correct me if I am wrong
allow you to set for example a text that must be 5 mm tall and always stays 5 mm even when changing the stairs in the various windows in the paper space.
from list stairs in the format menu I set these stairs
1:100
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 100
1:200
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 200
1:50
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 50
1:2000
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 2000
Right?
I went to the model space I created a annotative style from scratch and I set text height 0.005
I wrote some text that I brought back in the windows with different stairs and I set the text to recognize the stairs
first question
a) the text obviously with height 0.005 in the model space thought in meters is invisible:d
since in the design space in meters I thought that the height of 5 mm of a text on paper was equivalent to 0.005:muro:
Didn't it work because?
b) Did I miss the stairs? making a print test are right
I have always printed like this:
1) model design in 1:1 meters
2)I place the paper space in the window where you choose the printer I put
scale 1 mm = 1
3)cream of windows in paper space with each different scales depending on projects 1:100 1:50 1:200 1:2000 1:20 etc.
the stairs I drew them from a table select the window/properties / custom scale and put the xp values taken from a table
1:100 10xp
1:200 5xp
1:50 20xp
1:2000 0.5xp
taken from this table the column meters https://docs.google.com/open?id=0b7jqead9tujqmzflntdjogutmtzmzi00oguwlwi0nzmtotcwyzhhzgvkmzq4now having set 1:1 in the paper space (see point 2) if I design or quot in the paper space it is noticed that the measuring unit is mm enough to quote the sheet for example.
today I have tried the annotations and from what I have understood correct me if I am wrong
allow you to set for example a text that must be 5 mm tall and always stays 5 mm even when changing the stairs in the various windows in the paper space.
from list stairs in the format menu I set these stairs
1:100
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 100
1:200
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 200
1:50
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 50
1:2000
item unit paper voice unit design
1000 = 2000
Right?
I went to the model space I created a annotative style from scratch and I set text height 0.005
I wrote some text that I brought back in the windows with different stairs and I set the text to recognize the stairs
first question
a) the text obviously with height 0.005 in the model space thought in meters is invisible:d
since in the design space in meters I thought that the height of 5 mm of a text on paper was equivalent to 0.005:muro:
Didn't it work because?
b) Did I miss the stairs? making a print test are right