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dimensions moving in drawing
Edward_Goodwin
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Hi, I'm trying to us Onshape drawings for the first time. I'm experienced using SW drawings. I have an issue which I'm a bit confused about:
I've dimensioned various features for a PCB from a datum-point specified to me by the PCB layout engineer I'm working with. All fine so far. However, when I move the view in the drawing, the dimensions shift to a completely different (and seemingly random) datum-point. The dimensions are still there but now are referenced differently and the dimension value correspondingly changes.
What am I doing wrong?
I've dimensioned various features for a PCB from a datum-point specified to me by the PCB layout engineer I'm working with. All fine so far. However, when I move the view in the drawing, the dimensions shift to a completely different (and seemingly random) datum-point. The dimensions are still there but now are referenced differently and the dimension value correspondingly changes.
What am I doing wrong?
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Sorry for the dumb question but do you mean "drawings" as in 2D technical drawing with pretty title block generated from a finished part, or "sketch" as in geometry created in a part studio that leads to a feature?
If the later then I suspect you have unconstrained (blue) geometry that is not moving together as you drag something. (Use the fix constraint on your datum if so). If the former then if you can post a link to a public doc I'm sure someone will help out.
Cheers,
Owen S.
HWM-Water Ltd
Sorry but I'm afraid I'm the wrong person to talk about real drawings. Who's up next?
O.S.
HWM-Water Ltd
Please contact our support team by pressing the "Feedback" button under the "?" menu in your drawing. They will be able to determine whether what you're seeing is expected behavior or a bug.
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