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Adding dimensions to your drawings - AutoCAD Tutorial
From the course: AutoCAD 2024 Essential Training
Adding dimensions to your drawings
- We're staying in our metal plate 002.DWG file. And in the previous video we set up our dimension style. So what we need to do now is make sure that we are using the current dimension style and also the appropriate layer to put our dimensions on. Now I always use the annotate tab on the ribbon for this, because in the dimensions panel, I've got a higher degree of control of all of my dimensional tools. So, training ANNO is my current dimension style. And notice the little blue symbol that makes it annotative. Also dim and override. I can control that there. Make sure you select dimensions so that the majority of your dimensions go on the dimensions layer that way, 'cause it automatically puts them on the dimensions layer. Now something else that we do need to set, remember our dimension style is a annotative dimension style. So go to your plan view for a moment here, your layout tab, and just hover over this view port. If…
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Creating and using text styles5m 56s
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Single-line text (TEXT) and multiline text (MTEXT)11m 19s
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Creating and using dimension styles7m 59s
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Adding dimensions to your drawings8m 25s
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Using Quick Leader (QLEADER) in your drawings4m 36s
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Creating and using table styles4m 2s
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Adding a table to your drawing6m
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Creating and using multileader styles3m
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Working with multileaders5m 7s
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Aligning text5m 17s
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