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How to dimension complex part in drawing
jeff_mcaffer
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I have a "complex" part in that it has various bends and angles and as a part is itself canted in the part studio. I've added it to a drawing (e30 engine bracket | Drawing 1 (onshape.com)) but it seems onshape only does projected dimensions, not actual dimensions. How can I confidently label the dimensions on the various parts of the part? If I can happen to get a view that is oriented along some "straight on perspective" then I *think* the dimensions are correct but
Have I missed something? Are there workarounds? Some FeatureScript somewhere?
- It's unclear how, in general, to get the part views to be face on (is there an equivalent to "view normal to"?)
- If I do manage to get something lined up then how can I be confident in which bits of the part are face on -- and have accurate dimensions?
Have I missed something? Are there workarounds? Some FeatureScript somewhere?
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martin_kopplow Member Posts: 504 PROYou can create "Named views" in the part studio or assembly tab using the "View normal to" option and select a face or even a plane as reference. These named views can then be selected as sheet views in a drawing.
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