CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO MAKE THIS DIMENSION IN THE CENTER OF THE DIMENSION LINE? I TRIED BUT WE CANNOT HAVE A NEGATIVE VALUE IN THE DIMENSION OFFSET VALUE..PL SUGGESTS ANYONE.
Many thanks for this explanation. I have a question, is it possible to put the text dimensions in the middle of the line? It is available in Autocad, but I could not find it in Revit
What about dimensions without baseline e as in ordination dimensions but in regular dimensions? Here in Brazil we use it a lot to dimensio partition walls in small scales where dimensioning occupants lots os paper space. Any subestion?
Perhaps this would be helpful for dedicated BIM managers who spend their entire days trying to unmangle Revit projects. It seems to be just as convoluted and obtuse and non-intuitive as Revit itself. Looks very complicated and time consuming to use along with a steep learning curve.
Hi from Guyana now learning to use Revit.
Wow, thank you for this Nic, definitely need someone like you in my office!
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO MAKE THIS DIMENSION IN THE CENTER OF THE DIMENSION LINE? I TRIED BUT WE CANNOT HAVE A NEGATIVE VALUE IN THE DIMENSION OFFSET VALUE..PL SUGGESTS ANYONE.
Many thanks for this explanation. I have a question, is it possible to put the text dimensions in the middle of the line? It is available in Autocad, but I could not find it in Revit
Thank you!
What about dimensions without baseline e as in ordination dimensions but in regular dimensions? Here in Brazil we use it a lot to dimensio partition walls in small scales where dimensioning occupants lots os paper space. Any subestion?
What you are doing is really great! Thank you for this knowledge, iam from India , so can i purchase your course directly from web site?
how can i get this file?
how to set dotted or dash line in dimensions?
Philippines
Perhaps this would be helpful for dedicated BIM managers who spend their entire days trying to unmangle Revit projects. It seems to be just as convoluted and obtuse and non-intuitive as Revit itself. Looks very complicated and time consuming to use along with a steep learning curve.
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