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Posted: 01.Feb.2011 at 15:28
In some circumstances,
dimensions are automatically disassociated, including
If the associated geometric object is erased
If the associated geometric object undergoes a Boolean operation such as
UNION or SUBTRACT
If grip editing is used to stretch a dimension parallel to its dimension
line
If the association to a geometric object is specified using the Apparent
Intersection object snap, and the geometric object is moved so that the apparent
intersection no longer exists
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R. Williams
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Posted: 01.Feb.2011 at 16:51
you could just manipulate the layer the dim is on....or just delete them and re-dimension... I wouldnt mess with the associative dim setting, its helpful...
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Posted: 01.Feb.2011 at 20:02
tulip3D wrote:
you could just manipulate the layer the dim is on....or just delete them and re-dimension... I wouldnt mess with the associative dim setting, its helpful...
Agreed! That's why I mentioned the 'Automatic Disassociation' properties.
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R. Williams
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