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This is in response to thread1480-335482.
This is what I used to use in AutoCad and it should work in DraftSight. With the drawing set to inches to enter a mm dimension just use a fraction with a decimal shift.
Example 10mm would be the fraction 100/254 since you can't enter 10/25.4
500mm would be 5000/254.
i.e. just add 0/254 after you mm dimension.
This is what I used to use in AutoCad and it should work in DraftSight. With the drawing set to inches to enter a mm dimension just use a fraction with a decimal shift.
Example 10mm would be the fraction 100/254 since you can't enter 10/25.4
500mm would be 5000/254.
i.e. just add 0/254 after you mm dimension.