Judge
Mechanical
- Oct 12, 2002
- 34
Hello, I am using AutoCAD LT 2000 to create basic 2D drawings. I would like to know if there is a better way to identify point coordinates than the DIMordinate command, as this can be confusing, especially if the machine operator is not familiar with AutoCAD? Is there some way that I can click on a point, & have both X & Y values printed on the same line with one leader? e.g. (X 155.23,Y -203.62) Also, when using the DIMORDINATE command, all values become positive. Is it possible to have a minus sign on coordinates in the negative side of the origin? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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P.S. Someone suggested using the following Macro, but, I get 8 places after the decimal when 2 would be sufficient, &, I get X, Y & Z values, when all I want is X & Y values preferably in parentheses, with each value preceded by X or Y. ^C^Cinsbase;\;;text;$m=$(getvar,lastpoint);;;$m=$(getvar,insbase);
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Thanks.
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P.S. Someone suggested using the following Macro, but, I get 8 places after the decimal when 2 would be sufficient, &, I get X, Y & Z values, when all I want is X & Y values preferably in parentheses, with each value preceded by X or Y. ^C^Cinsbase;\;;text;$m=$(getvar,lastpoint);;;$m=$(getvar,insbase);
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