how to set 'customer defaults' units to fraction
how to set 'customer defaults' units to fraction
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I searched forum and I didnt find so I will ask. using NX8.0
I always create new component by using "blank" template.
When I switch to drafting, default dimensions are in decimals. I use 'preferences' > 'annotations' to switch to fractions.
Is there a way to set my "customer defaults" settings so that every blank file will be set to fractions, and I wouldnt have to change through "preferences" for every component seperately.
It looks like 'prefference' > 'annotations' settings have more options than the 'customer deafult' settings.
Thanks
I always create new component by using "blank" template.
When I switch to drafting, default dimensions are in decimals. I use 'preferences' > 'annotations' to switch to fractions.
Is there a way to set my "customer defaults" settings so that every blank file will be set to fractions, and I wouldnt have to change through "preferences" for every component seperately.
It looks like 'prefference' > 'annotations' settings have more options than the 'customer deafult' settings.
Thanks





RE: how to set 'customer defaults' units to fraction
Customer Defaults -> Drafting -> General -> Standard
...and then select the default standard that you'd be working with and then go to...
Customize Standard -> Drafting Standard -> Annotation -> Units
...where you can set the default display of Linear Dimensions, which includes several fractional standards including the option to use either Engineering or Architectural Feet/Inches. If you make any changes here you can then either save these changes to the actual standard or you can created a user-named copy which could then be deployed as your company standard.
John R. Baker, P.E.
Product 'Evangelist'
Product Engineering Software
Siemens PLM Software Inc.
Industry Sector
Cypress, CA
Siemens PLM:
UG/NX Museum:
To an Engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
RE: how to set 'customer defaults' units to fraction
I had "inhereted" in my 'standards' Now I will use ASME and set it up exactly how I want it to be.
Thank YOU!