Autocad In black your a very good teacher, I love your tutorials youre probably best teacher on youtube about autocad. I would appreciate if you do 3D tutorial for beginners. I am going to be an architecture student in september hopefully your videos can help me ;) Thank YOU As well in all your efforts youre tutorials are really helpful for me to learn
Many Thanks! Your clear and precise instruction was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Definitely the BEST tutorial on the subject I have seen. Thanks again! Greatly appreciate your time and effort. 10/10, 5 Star Tutorial.
Thanks a lot Bloke I really apreciate that you understand the annotative dimensions easily. I invite you to watch the other playlists with Autocad tutorials and exercises. ua-cam.com/channels/17rnDjAIowh68LIGcaeL9A.html I also started a Patreon account recently that you can support, if you are happy too. This is the link: www.patreon.com/cadinblack?fan_landing=true All the best
@@CADinblack I've just started back using AutoCAD after a 12 year break. I'm not getting any younger and I've forgotten so much in that time so I'm extremely grateful to people like yourself. Thanks again and yes, I've subscribed, watched and worked through a few of your tutorials this past week or so.
But what to do if I dont want to bother about printing scale at the start of drawing or during drawing. Many time I print in A4 size paper using print-> window. It doesnt need layout option. Is there any option to set annotation object to be printed in 3mm actual size in any scale which I dont want to predefine ?
is there a ay to have a non annotative dimension that adapts to the LT scale. i mean if i set LT scale 100 then i make a dimension it will be automatcally set to global scale 100
Hi When i have drawn demensions in different scale . They look one is smaller than the another in the modul space . That was ok . But i do not know what happend they change in same size when i change scale . How can i slove this problem
im just starting CAD. please why annotative dimensions do not display on my object. though annotative object is on, (1;1). and why object dimensions use polar tracking(5.7464E+30) instead of mm as by default? Thank you
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Hello Waseem. Thanks for your question. In several countries (mainly English spoken countries) the most common units used are Imperial units (inches and feet). In the rest of the wolrd it's most common the metrical system (meters, milimeters).
write in the command bar: "designcenter". then i that window, search for the autocad file you have that dimension style. -> doubleclick in the .dwg file -> doubleclick in dimstyles -> rightclick in the style you need -> click in "add dimstyle"
dimstyle>modify>primary unit>measurement scale>Scale factor> put 1000. It will display your meter measurements multiplying with 1000. But actual size of drawing will not change. Be carefull while writing scale at the time of printing.
@@CADinblack I was just not using annotative objects at all. I'm self taught and I never realized the importance of them. When I made viewports, I even zoomed in them using a scale parameter, I feel so silly now. Really, thanks a lot. By the way, I do have a question. I usually work with meters, and I discovered my AutoCAD has a small library with these annotative blocks where you can put the title of the sheet, section and so on, but they are in milimeters and do not scale accordingly when I put them into a drawing in meter units. Do you know how to fix this?
Annotation is very good if we want to print our projects with all the dimensions at the same size. Specially if we have more than one viewport in a paper and with different scales.
Please can you make a video regarding layouts and how to move one viewport to other as well as how to make page layouts where different information is written and how to save that layout for future drawings As a begginner without that it is difficult to understand page layout settings in brief.
I started off with AutoCAD 14 in 1998. But this damn annotation scaling gave me so much headache. I quit AutoCAD all together and moved on to other 3D packages, Revit and Inventor. They're more difficult to learn tough, BUT they don't mess about with annotation scaling. You just select dimensions and place and it remains same size on the print view.
I am using cad for a three years now and until i watched this video I understood annotative dimensions. Thank you so much!
I am glad it was useful for you!
Thank you, that was more helpful than most other videos I've watched on this topic
exellent, nobody on youtube teach like this.
Thank you
One of the best tutorials for annotative dimensions, thanks!
Thank you +Eric Saldana
Autocad In black your a very good teacher, I love your tutorials youre probably best teacher on youtube about autocad. I would appreciate if you do 3D tutorial for beginners. I am going to be an architecture student in september hopefully your videos can help me ;) Thank YOU As well in all your efforts youre tutorials are really helpful for me to learn
greate video u are one of the expert of autocad u understand auto cad from the inside i watched many vid of u
Many Thanks! Your clear and precise instruction was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Definitely the BEST tutorial on the subject I have seen. Thanks again! Greatly appreciate your time and effort. 10/10, 5 Star Tutorial.
Thanks a lot Bloke I really apreciate that you understand the annotative dimensions easily. I invite you to watch the other playlists with Autocad tutorials and exercises. ua-cam.com/channels/17rnDjAIowh68LIGcaeL9A.html
I also started a Patreon account recently that you can support, if you are happy too. This is the link: www.patreon.com/cadinblack?fan_landing=true
All the best
@@CADinblack I've just started back using AutoCAD after a 12 year break. I'm not getting any younger and I've forgotten so much in that time so I'm extremely grateful to people like yourself. Thanks again and yes, I've subscribed, watched and worked through a few of your tutorials this past week or so.
such an amazing video with crystal clear instructions
I will try this tomorrow. If this works, I'm going to lose a lot of headache!
Very useful and well explained video. Thank you!
But what to do if I dont want to bother about printing scale at the start of drawing or during drawing. Many time I print in A4 size paper using print-> window. It doesnt need layout option. Is there any option to set annotation object to be printed in 3mm actual size in any scale which I dont want to predefine ?
is there a ay to have a non annotative dimension that adapts to the LT scale. i mean if i set LT scale 100 then i make a dimension it will be automatcally set to global scale 100
s he is the best teacher on UA-cam... sir please upload isometric drawing tutorials
Hi
When i have drawn demensions in different scale . They look one is smaller than the another in the modul space . That was ok . But i do not know what happend they change in same size when i change scale . How can i slove this problem
What's good practice? Dimensioning in global space or in paper space?
im just starting CAD. please why annotative dimensions do not display on my object. though annotative object is on, (1;1). and why object dimensions use polar tracking(5.7464E+30) instead of mm as by default? Thank you
Useful. Thank you so much😊
Nice. Will try this tomorrow! This will save me a lot of time
Your tutorial videos are top quality! Thanks for refreshing my knowledge about the software.
Thank you very much. I am greatfull they were useful for you
you probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my password. I love any assistance you can offer me
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@Edgar Randy I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Edgar Randy it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out :D
That was so cool! You just saved me and my assignment.
Thanks mate, I learned a lot from you.
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Good explanation. thanks
Thanks for your sharing it with us. This is a great tutorial and very informative.
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Amazing video ..Thanks Cad in Black
How did you assign the scales to the viewports on the layout page???
Sir, Annotative style is missing from 'Dimension style manager' pls give me a solution.
same problemmm, where to find ittt
really important tip.. thanx man
Thanks Save My day !!
But what does the other button do?
Thank you this was very good!
Thank you very much Tezdez
Good to know more about auticad
Thanks bro for the video, there is a PROBLEM ,, when I set different scales ,,, then they Overlap each other ,,, what can I do ?? Thanks !!!
Have the same question. Arrows changes, fontsize changes, but extension line lenght doesn't.
Amazing! Thank you.
cool thanks like CAD for Dummies really understandable
Well done!
Thank you very much
thank you for a very very clear video!!
Thank you very much +tokyorockstar
Very usefullvideo, just a question.. how can I add the units on annotation automatically?
Very good, thank you!
Thanks a lot for watching Ornessar!
finally I found an informative video. All else other videos are rubbish
Great example!
I dont have Annotative style in the Dimension Style Manager.
How to see annotative dimensions in model space scale 1:1?
If you want to see all the annotation objects you have to click in the icon at the status bar "see annotation objects"
why you are not making in feet and inches?
Hello Waseem.
Thanks for your question.
In several countries (mainly English spoken countries) the most common units used are Imperial units (inches and feet).
In the rest of the wolrd it's most common the metrical system (meters, milimeters).
@@CADinblack you are right but I need to know and want to learn in feet and inches could you make it for us
how to take your new annotative dimension style to other drawings?
write in the command bar: "designcenter". then i that window, search for the autocad file you have that dimension style. -> doubleclick in the .dwg file -> doubleclick in dimstyles -> rightclick in the style you need -> click in "add dimstyle"
sir my drawing in meter and i want to work in mm what should i do please advice.
dimstyle>modify>primary unit>measurement scale>Scale factor> put 1000. It will display your meter measurements multiplying with 1000. But actual size of drawing will not change. Be carefull while writing scale at the time of printing.
Or u can scale the whole drawing by 1000 times. It may work.
how other dimension closed when u changing the scale??????????
Great very useful.
When I enter “ dimlayer “
It says : unknown command
Why ?
You have to create the layers yourself! You can call them whatever you want.
He said, that command is only available in Autocad 2016 and above.
You very much simplified
You: ...they will only appear in the viewport with the same scale.
My mind: *boom*
Thank you very much, this is going to improve a lot my workflow.
Hi Chisa. Yes, before knowing that, I was like "why don't the lines appear?".
@@CADinblack I was just not using annotative objects at all. I'm self taught and I never realized the importance of them. When I made viewports, I even zoomed in them using a scale parameter, I feel so silly now. Really, thanks a lot.
By the way, I do have a question. I usually work with meters, and I discovered my AutoCAD has a small library with these annotative blocks where you can put the title of the sheet, section and so on, but they are in milimeters and do not scale accordingly when I put them into a drawing in meter units. Do you know how to fix this?
Thank you so much.
Why is there 10 steps to do something that Revu can do in 2?
I dont understand why we use annotative ??
Annotation is very good if we want to print our projects with all the dimensions at the same size. Specially if we have more than one viewport in a paper and with different scales.
Thankyou so much 🤗🤗
Please can you make a video regarding layouts and how to move one viewport to other as well as how to make page layouts where different information is written and how to save that layout for future drawings As a begginner without that it is difficult to understand page layout settings in brief.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thank you. It would be better with a bit higher voice. Perfect time, good explanation
Thank you very much and for your opinion. I already realized that in some videos. In the newest ones I try to inscrease it a bit.
Thanks for posting this video sir.
07-10-2024
thanks for the your video
You are welcome +Manova
THAKS IT IS VERY GOOD
You are welcome Rafael. I am glad it helped
perfect!
Thank you very much Jeferson!
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Annotation and Scaling give me headaches.
I started off with AutoCAD 14 in 1998. But this damn annotation scaling gave me so much headache. I quit AutoCAD all together and moved on to other 3D packages, Revit and Inventor. They're more difficult to learn tough, BUT they don't mess about with annotation scaling. You just select dimensions and place and it remains same size on the print view.
terrible explanation, sorry
Thank you
You are welcome lubabalo!
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Thank you very much!