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Makulit View Drop Down
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    Posted: 17.Oct.2017 at 11:37
Positioning by dimensioning? Positionierend bemassen?

Hello everybody;

is there a possibility in AutoCAD Mechanical, eg: a circle Positioning
over the dimensioning?

So simply a measure to an existing point and the circle center
"dimensioning" -> and the circle (jumps) then also exactly to the amount?

Thanks for any reply.

Positionierend bemassen?

Hallo Zusammen;

gibt es in AutoCAD Mechanical eine Möglichkeit, z.b: einen Kreis
ĂĽber die Bemassung zu positionieren?

Also einfach ein MaĂź zu einem vorhandenem Punkt und dem Kreis-Zentrum
"bemaĂźen" -> und der Kreis (springt) dann auch exakt zu dem MaĂźbetrag?

Vielen Dank fĂĽr jede Antwort.
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Oct.2017 at 11:40
Not sure what you are asking.

Are you looking for a lisp routine that will identify all dimensions by placing a circle around them?
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Points: 3 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Oct.2017 at 11:46
Hello John;

me wanna simply change the Position of a "Elemet" Line/Circle
by/ over the dimensioning Function^^

Wink
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Oct.2017 at 12:24
You want to move a line and/or a circle near to or above a dimension?

Maybe you should post an example drawing of what you would like to achieve that includes a "before" and "after".
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Points: 1426 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Oct.2017 at 16:05
Hallo Makulit and John, I suppose that you want to talk about parametric constraints that is available in 2D only since AutoCAD 2010.
If yes you should search and find on the internet at CAD TUTORIAL for example.
There are two main subjects : Geometry and Dimensions. 
It's a good thing but not as good as in Solidworks for example because you won't have the notion of being "under" or "over" constrained.
I do personally use it to "freeze" an unknown geometry with "parameters" and them erase the constrains to be able to work the drawing.
Ask for more if needed.


Edited by philippe JOSEPH - 17.Oct.2017 at 16:14
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