Dimensions view
element
09 Oct 2017
Hello!
I have very simple but struggling problem. I can't see the length of the lines. I tried a lot of options concerning dimensions but the dimensions are not visible for me at all.
Where can I find the option that can show me the length of the particular line or group of lines? In some programs, I could find the table that showed the lines parameters i.e. length, orientation (x,y) and so on. Does nanoCAD posses such a function? Where are the lengths displayed?
My program looks like that:
I have very simple but struggling problem. I can't see the length of the lines. I tried a lot of options concerning dimensions but the dimensions are not visible for me at all.
Where can I find the option that can show me the length of the particular line or group of lines? In some programs, I could find the table that showed the lines parameters i.e. length, orientation (x,y) and so on. Does nanoCAD posses such a function? Where are the lengths displayed?
My program looks like that:
Hellen_V
09 Oct 2017
Hello,
press CTRL+1 or make right click - Properties in the drawing.
press CTRL+1 or make right click - Properties in the drawing.
NANONANONANO
04 May 2021
High,
I have a similar problem but that is not solved by showing the properties.
It just does not show the dimension line itself. In another NanoCAD drawing it does?
I have a similar problem but that is not solved by showing the properties.
It just does not show the dimension line itself. In another NanoCAD drawing it does?
zeta
23 Jun 2021
in the command line type "dist" then select a first and second point and you will see the distance xyz between them.
For not seeing dims check your settings. If you are doing kilometers and text height is 25mm then you won't see them.
For not seeing dims check your settings. If you are doing kilometers and text height is 25mm then you won't see them.
Katharine Warrender
17 Jul 2021
If you are not seeing dimension lines at all are you sure you have the dimensions layer unfrozen and visible? Dimensions are automatically created on the dimensions layer even if you have a different layer as the current active layer.
