Hi everybody
Got a bit of a problem...
I have a circular 3D model (motorbracket)with 3 boltholes which are displaced by 30 degrees with respect to WCS. The holes are identical so I only want to display dimensions for one holes. To display the details of the hole I have made an auxillarypartial cross section through the hole. This gives a nice view of the details, and is in this particuliardrawing my only option to show the detail properly.
My problem is that the boltholes is drafted 1 degree. When showing dimensions for the draft feature, the dimension lines do not attach to theoutlines of the cross sectioned hole!! -This is of course due to the fact that the hole it self is displaced 30 degrees and that draft dimensions apparantly automatically 'attaches' to (or are displayed in)planes orientedas WCS.
I have had this problem many times with regular dimensions, and it is always solved by changing the dimensions, sketch plane or other things in the 3D model. This time though I have run out of good ideas... can anyone tell me how to change the plane to which a moulding draft dimension is attached/displayed??
My last resort is to add the dimension manually.. but I would prefer to avoid this.
Hope somebody has a good answer
BR
Skrutte-
Denmark
Got a bit of a problem...
I have a circular 3D model (motorbracket)with 3 boltholes which are displaced by 30 degrees with respect to WCS. The holes are identical so I only want to display dimensions for one holes. To display the details of the hole I have made an auxillarypartial cross section through the hole. This gives a nice view of the details, and is in this particuliardrawing my only option to show the detail properly.
My problem is that the boltholes is drafted 1 degree. When showing dimensions for the draft feature, the dimension lines do not attach to theoutlines of the cross sectioned hole!! -This is of course due to the fact that the hole it self is displaced 30 degrees and that draft dimensions apparantly automatically 'attaches' to (or are displayed in)planes orientedas WCS.
I have had this problem many times with regular dimensions, and it is always solved by changing the dimensions, sketch plane or other things in the 3D model. This time though I have run out of good ideas... can anyone tell me how to change the plane to which a moulding draft dimension is attached/displayed??
My last resort is to add the dimension manually.. but I would prefer to avoid this.
Hope somebody has a good answer
BR
Skrutte-
Denmark