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These options set the Witness Line options, depending on the type of Witness Line you chose in the Type panel, above. Pens for Dimension Marker and Line: Choose Pencolors/Penweights for the Dimension Marker and for the Dimension Line.ĭimension Marker and Witness Line Options Panel Note: Set the gap between the Witness Line and the dimensioned element in the Marker and Witness Lines Options panel, below. Dynamic height (associated to the dimensioned element).Note: Set length of custom witness lines in the Marker and Witness Lines Options panel, below. Note: Set Marker Size in the Marker and Witness Lines Options panel, below.

You can display a reference line (on-screen only) for this type of dimension as an aid in editing: turn it on at View > On-Screen View Options > Dimension Reference Lines.Ĭlick an icon to define the Witness Line format.

With this marker, value position settings are not effective.Įnable this checkbox to create static dimensions that are not associated with any of the elements in the Project.Ĭheck this box to display the dimension text only, without any lines.

The last arrowhead type results in a double Dimension Line enclosing the values.

Marker Selection: Choose a Marker type from the pop-up. Įxtend Witness Line: Choose whether the witness line should extend past the node. See specific settings at Elevation Dimensions.

With the fourth icon, you create Elevation Dimensions.

With the Base-line method, measuring the dimensioning distances is the same as with the Cumulative method, but the zero point is not marked.All dimension values of the chain will give you the distance between any Reference Point and the zero point. With the Cumulative method, the first Reference Point is considered the zero point of the dimension chain.With the Linear method, distances between two adjacent Reference Points are measured and displayed.Define how you want to calculate your linear dimension.