From the
Annotation
section of the
action bar, click Dimensions.
The Tools Palette appears.
Important:
In the Tools Palette you can define the dimension orientation.
Projected dimension: creates the dimension (on element, horizontal
or vertical) according to the cursor position, see
Dimension following the cursor (CTRL toggles) in Dimension Creation.
Force dimension on element: creates the dimension on element.
Force horizontal dimension in view: creates the dimension
horizontally, according to the annotation plane reference axes.
Force vertical dimension in view: creates the dimension vertically,
according to the annotation plane reference axes.
Force dimension along a direction: displays optional commands.
True length dimension: useless in this app.
Dimension along a direction: creates the dimension using a linear element (line, axis line,
center line) as the reference direction, or using an angle to
define the reference direction relatively to a linear element. In
the latter case, key in a value in the
Angle
box.
Dimension perpendicular to a direction: creates the dimension perpendicularly to a linear element.
Dimension along a fixed angle: creates the dimension using a fixed angle in the view. In this
case, key in a value in the
Angle
box.
Angle: defines the angle value.
Select the edge as shown on the part.
A linear dimension appears during the creation process.
Right-click the dimension and select Dimension
Representation > Force Horizontal Dimension in view.
The dimension representation is modified accordingly.
Right-click the dimension and select Dimension
Representation > Force Vertical Dimension in view.
The dimension representation is modified accordingly.
Right-click the dimension and select Dimension
Representation > Force Dimension on Element.
Click outside the geometry to end the dimension creation
process. Move the dimension if needed.
Right-click the dimension and select Dimension.1
object > Dimension Representation > Force Horizontal Dimension in
view.
The dimension representation is modified accordingly.