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Is there an option to center dimension text by default?
hayden_morgan_nz
Member, User Group Leader Posts: 8 PRO
I have had a look around and a search but didn't seem to find anything.
If it doesn't exist, can we get the option of it in the settings.
If it doesn't exist, can we get the option of it in the settings.
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@hayden_morgan007
To be clear, the first time you insert the dim, it will automatically snap to center.
If you later move it, then that button can be used to re-center it.
Here is a video of the default centering as well as how to recenter.
Philip Thomas - Onshape5
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@hayden_morgan007 - Dimension text by default will snap to center on creation.
If at any time after creation you have moved the dim and want to re center it, RMB over the dim and select 'edit' - there is a button that will re-center it.
I hope this helps
Philip Thomas - Onshape0 -
Can we have the same in sketches please?I know... PRAIRBusiness Systems and Configuration Controller
HWM-Water Ltd0 -
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@philip_thomas Mine don't seem to snap to the middle, maybe I'm missing something.
I know the button is there but have to do it for every dimension.0 -
@hayden_morgan007
To be clear, the first time you insert the dim, it will automatically snap to center.
If you later move it, then that button can be used to re-center it.
Here is a video of the default centering as well as how to recenter.
Philip Thomas - Onshape5 -
@philip_thomas Thanks, makes sense, rather than it being forced to center.0


