Creo Drafting Example Of Adding Dimensions From A Model Youtube To create a new reference dimension. 1. click sketch > reference and select the entities to define the dimension. 2. middle click to place the dimension. 23 emerald ii. (to:jzazzi) aug 28, 2018 08:18 am. use &d7 instead of @d7. so your specific one would be @d &d7 and would show the 2 dimensions on the same line in the original dimension. view solution in original post. 3 kudos.
Creo Drawing Make Reference Dimension Infoupdate Org A reference dimension is just what it sounds like. it is a dimension shown for reference. in other words it is there for informational purposes only. they are not a requirement in any way. reference dimensions can be used to clarify other dimensions on a drawing. in some instances, they make a drawing easier to understand. 11 garnet. (to:doneill 2) jan 14, 2016 06:55 am. in my defense, and clarification, you did say "show a dimension" as reference, not an "added" dimension. (i know nit pickin) the difference being obvious, model driven vs draft and it shows up in the drawing tree annotations as: just sayin . If you create a drafting note and add the &d {whatever:n}, it behaves as expected; it displayed the dimension value and pre suffixes. if you "show" the original sub part hole diameter, you can add all the &d {whatever:n} you want and they show as expected. since i am on creo 2.0, you probably can't open my files. To insert dimensions from a common reference. 1. click annotate > dimension, or click reference dimension. the select reference dialog box opens. 2. select one of the following reference options on the select reference dialog box: — any reference on an entity or surface. click the arrow next to the icon and select a reference type; entity.
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