FAQ

  • Annotation – Part 16

    • November 9, 2012
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    • jonathan

    Section-Elevation Marker – The Section-Elevation marker is used to place the section or elevation line on your plans.

  • Annotation – Part 15

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    Reference Marker – The Reference Marker is used to place a detail reference, section reference or an elevation reference. Like the Drawing label the tool is scale-aware so regardless what the layer scale is the object always appears the same size.

  • Annotation – Part 14

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    Drawing Label – The drawing label tool is used to place labels on the drawing. They can be used in 2D drawings, and they can use used in Viewports.

  • Annotation – Part 13

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    Creating Your Own Dimension Standard – Creating your own dimension standard allows you set up a dimension standard that suits your company. You might like longer lines, heavier lines and so on.

  • Annotation – Part 12

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    Changing the Dimension Standard – VectorWorks comes with several built in standards to choose from. To change the dimension standard (the look and feel of the dimension).

  • Annotation – Part 11

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    Moving Dimension Lines – Dimensions can be modified easily, to move the position of a dimension line, to change its location in relation to the drawing, and to change the dimension text relative to the dimension lines.

  • Annotation – Part 9

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    Circular Dimensions – Dimensions for circles and arcs.

  • Annotation – Part 8

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    Unconstrained Dimensions – Dimensions at any angle.

  • Annotation – Part 7

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    Constrained Dimensions – Dimensions that are orthoginal on the page.

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