Hi
I am a technical teacher trying to get to grips with using AutoCAD 2002 LT. I have students doing drawing projects which involve the correct use of British Standards line types.
How can I get a section line displayed?
I mean "section line A-A" which should be a centre line with thick ends and arrows pointing at right angles to the thick ends which would be labelled A-A.
Can anyone assist?
Thanx
Davy Murray
You have to draw them manually. Or buy a 3rd party mechanical add-on.
Conny
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I have one drawn up and saved as a block. Just drop it in and stretch to suit.
Ditto, except it has an attribute for a label, and is sized for 1:48 plotting. It doesn't conform to any standard but my own, (shades of William Blake), but you are welcome to copy and modify it to suit your purposes. It's called sectionmark.dwg on my site.
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What's a routine got that a block ain't got?
Yeah. The King of Kludge.
Read the original posting. 'Twas for Acad LT. No lisp support without an add-on.
Can't get at your drawings. 'File not found' error messages.
That's odd.....works for me-I've got it open right now. A simple left-click on the link starts the download. (IE6/WIN98) What browser/OS are you using? Is it a problem for *ALL* dwg files? Want to try again and let me know?
O.K. Michael. I'll take another look. Using IE6.
Still the same for me. 'Drawing file not found' message.
It's a puzzle!. I am using Zone Alarm - wonder if that could be causing the headache?
I don't know. What does it do?
Have you tried right-clicking and picking "Save target as..." ?
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