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Setting decimal places in sketch
ken_sojda
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I am sketching in inch units and want to see dimensions in 4 place decimal.
Is there a way to do this either globally or for a particular document?
All I get is 3 place on linear dimensions and 2 place on angles.
Is there a way to do this either globally or for a particular document?
All I get is 3 place on linear dimensions and 2 place on angles.
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viru Member, Developers Posts: 619 ✭✭✭✭@ken_sojda , Currently in Onshape part and assembly studio user cannot set decimal unit as per the requirement. By default it is displayed 3 decimal for inches. Showing of decimal digit in a part depends on customers requirement. Each customer will have their own standard of accuracy which is not possible at this movement of time in Onshape. Setting of decimal digits should be available in part and assembly studio also so that user can set as per the requirement like Onshape drawing. I hope in future this facility will provided by Onshape for part and assembly studio also.
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@ken_sojda you can change the precision on drawings see below: Whilst modeling you will see the exact dimensions which you need to change
to exact values if you want them exact during modeling, otherwise it would not work for global 3D operating system.
If I enter .3754 it accepts the value but rounds to .375 when I close the box.
I assume it is using the actual 4 place decimal but is confusing when I am enter dimension in tenths,