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How can I insert my part sketches and dimensions into a drawing?
jeff_hall659
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I've create a series of sketches with dimension within each sketch, and now I'd like to bring them into a drawing. Can't seem to do that. I want to show all sketch geometry and dimensions in one screen. There are no solids in the part studio, just 3 sketches and lots of dimensions.
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In drawings - sketches yes, dimensions no. You can print from the part studio if you need to see dimensions. Right click sketch > show dims, then print from the "hamburger" menu top left.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA0
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It would be nice to have a new drawing seeded with the driving dimensions for a part, preferably with a switch to turn the option off when the drawing is created.0
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This would not only be nice but is necessary for a productive CAD package. It has been requested already but not (yet) implemented.michael3424 said:It would be nice to have a new drawing seeded with the driving dimensions for a part, preferably with a switch to turn the option off when the drawing is created.1 -
Any chance that we will be able to show dimensions from all or multiple sketches for printing? Also, when will Onshape fix the font and arrow scaling when printing? This is not a "what you see is what you get" process. The text and arrows are virtually invisible when printed because they are so small even though they look nice on the screen.NeilCooke said:In drawings - sketches yes, dimensions no. You can print from the part studio if you need to see dimensions. Right click sketch > show dims, then print from the "hamburger" menu top left.1 -
@brian_brady
Try printing onto an a5 or A6 size0 -
Does anyone know if there is an IR for this? I never have much luck when looking for existing requests.brian_brady said:
This would not only be nice but is necessary for a productive CAD package. It has been requested already but not (yet) implemented.michael3424 said:It would be nice to have a new drawing seeded with the driving dimensions for a part, preferably with a switch to turn the option off when the drawing is created.0 -
Wow, that is not intuitive. That helps the text match the object, but the part takes up less and less of the printed area. Plus the lines and text are jagged.mbartlett21 said:@brian_brady
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Hi Brian, the best way to ensure your dimensions and views are at the scale you want them to be is to create a drawing. Part Studios are for modelling, so while I understand why you want to do it, there are more pressing features to be added right now. If the voting takes it to the top of the list then I’m sure it’ll get implemented.brian_brady said:
Any chance that we will be able to show dimensions from all or multiple sketches for printing? Also, when will Onshape fix the font and arrow scaling when printing? This is not a "what you see is what you get" process. The text and arrows are virtually invisible when printed because they are so small even though they look nice on the screen.NeilCooke said:In drawings - sketches yes, dimensions no. You can print from the part studio if you need to see dimensions. Right click sketch > show dims, then print from the "hamburger" menu top left.
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