Diameter dimensioning

Ribbon: Home, Annotate – Dimensions > Diameter
Menu: Dimensions – Diameter dimension
Toolbar: Utilities
Command line: MDIMDIA

For dimensioning the diameter of a circle:

  • Start the Auto command.
  • Place the cursor over the circle to show its dynamic highlighting and display the character . Left click to confirm the dimensioning:
  • Choose the location of the dimension:
  • Left click to fix the chosen location of the dimension:

For dimensioning the diameter of a circle using characteristic points:

  • Turn on the Quadrant snap.
  • Start the Auto command.
  • Place the cursor over the circle to show its dynamic highlighting and display the character . Left click to confirm the dimensioning:
  • Move the cursor to the first characteristic point of the circle and left click to specify the endpoint of the first extension line of the dimension.
  • Move the cursor to the second characteristic point of the circle and left click to specify the endpoint of the second extension line of the dimension.
  • Move the cursor up to display the character :
  • Move the cursor up to change the character from red to blue:
  • Left click to set the location of the dimension line:

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