Kent Cooper, AIA
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Sat Apr 09, 2005 12:02 am Post subject:
Re: Snap settings and precision in acad.lsp |
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The LUPREC system variable is a single one that controls precision in all
the different kinds of Units -- if set to 8, you get 8 decimal places in
Decimal units or down to 1/256" in Architectural units. So you can (setvar
"LUPREC" 8) and not go through the Units command. (You could also do it
through Units if you put in returns to accept the current settings for the
other variables.) But it doesn't control precision within Dimensions, so
your use of DIMDEC is appropriate (see also DIMRND, though I'm not quite
sure what the difference is). I don't have any bright ideas for updating
all styles, but I think there's related stuff in the newsgroup history
somewhere.
--
Kent Cooper
"David Allen" wrote...
| Quote: | I am thinking of enforcing a company standard of 1/2 snap settings for all
linework
I am thinking of using
(if (= (getvar "TILEMODE") 1)
(progn
(command "snap" "0.5")
(command "grid" "snap")
)
)
So that if you open a sheet you do not get the snap settings in paperspace
But if you open a base drawing then you get the settings.
How can I set the unit precision to the max 8 places.
I don't want to use (command "-units" "4" "256" "1" "8" "0" "Y") as you
might be using decimal instead of architectural.
Also how can I modify all of my dimension styles to use 256 level of
accuracy?
This code only modifys the current style
(setq dimstyle (getvar "dimstyle"))
(setvar "dimdec" 8)
(command "dim" "save" dimstyle "y" "e") |
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