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[jim78b]

someone knows if mechanical automatically does the symbol of the holes as in the image I posted maybe even with the "x" at the end of the axes
It's boring every time you give it back!

 

[GiGa]

But you mean the two green rectangles?
...and so I've done a lot of structures in many years, but I don't remember ever seeing holes in that way... I admit my ignorance.. .

 

[jim78b]

Yeah, green ones, well, I'm fine with your quick method. . .

 

[MFT]

As far as I can see, it is not because the cross (as you call it x) we used it in certain technical offices to indicate to explain the side where the head of the vine or nut came, but it is called prehistory.

Mar

 

[GiGa]

Yeah, green ones, well, I'm fine with your quick method. . .

Mah... If you want them just like that, I think making a dynamic block (with variable diameter and depth) is fast enough to handle.
Otherwise, to have single geometries, I think of the good old command "_solid" and an axis line, maybe customized (at that point usable even with mechanical controls). .

As far as I can see, it is not because the cross (as you call it x) we used it in certain technical offices to indicate to explain the side where the head of the vine or nut came, but it is called prehistory.

Now that you think about it, actually x to indicate the head of the screws is not new to me... but it seems more like a tecnigraph expedient to avoid having to draw bolted connections... but we talk about a method not really "fashion". . .

 

[jim78b]

I know little about dynamic blocks how to do it short, always if you want to tell me!thank you!