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| - | ====== Tips for Using the Layout Tutorial in Rhino 6 ====== | + | ====== Tips for Using the Layout Tutorial in Rhino 6 & 7 ====== |
| Back to [[https:// | Back to [[https:// | ||
| - | The Layout concept is identical in Rhinoceros 5 & Rhinocers | + | The Layout concept is identical in Rhinoceros 5 & Rhinoceros |
| However, there are a few minor changes in the interface that will help you use the Rhino 5 Layouts tutorial. | However, there are a few minor changes in the interface that will help you use the Rhino 5 Layouts tutorial. | ||
| - | These are what you will need to navigate when using Rhino 6 and Rhino 5 layout tutorial. | + | These are what you will need to navigate when using Rhino 6/7 and Rhino 5 layout tutorial. |
| * To location the The Annotation scale setting, click the **Tools** menu, and **Options**. | * To location the The Annotation scale setting, click the **Tools** menu, and **Options**. | ||
| * In the **Rhino Options** dialog, under **Document Properties**, | * In the **Rhino Options** dialog, under **Document Properties**, | ||
| - | * On the **Annotation Style** panel, **Enable annotation space scale** is here in Rhino 6.{{: | + | * On the **Annotation Style** panel, **Enable annotation space scale** is here in Rhino 6/7.{{: |
| - | * **Enable model space scale** is optional in Rhino 6. To be compatible with Rhino 5, just keep it checked. | + | * **Enable model space scale** is optional in Rhino 6/7. To be compatible with Rhino 5, just keep it checked. |
| - | * In Rhino 6, the Annotation style will control both the text and dimensions that are assigned to it. You can make a new style from a Template with the **New** button. {{: | + | * In Rhino 6/7, the Annotation style will control both the text and dimensions that are assigned to it. You can make a new style from a Template with the **New** button. {{: |
| * Use the radio button to select the current style.{{: | * Use the radio button to select the current style.{{: | ||
| * Like other styles, all new dimensions and annotation text will be assigned to the current annotation style. | * Like other styles, all new dimensions and annotation text will be assigned to the current annotation style. | ||
| - | ===== Is your annotation text very large when you open or import a model or DWG into Rhino 6? ===== | + | ===== Is your annotation text very large when you open or import a model or DWG into Rhino 6/7? ===== |
| - | The **Enable layout space scale** is likely check and should be **//unchecked//**. When unchecked, this setting will allow the model space test height to be displayed on the layout, instead of forcing | + | If **Enable layout space scale** is **unchecked** |
| - | * If **Enable layout space scale** is **unchecked** or disabled, | + | |
| - | | + | If **Enable layout space scale** is **checked** or enabled, |
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| + | You can also change the text height and arrow size (for example) in Annotation style the annotation style to something that looks better like .125", .25" or 2.5mm or 5mm. | ||
| + | The **SCALE** button will scale all values in your Annotation style by the factor that you enter resizing all annotation elements. For example, if you you enter 1/10 or .1, all the settings in the style, text, gaps, arrow sizes will be scale by 1/10. | ||
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| + | See additional details [[https:// | ||
| Questions? Please email [[mary@mcneel.com|Mary Ann Fugier]] | Questions? Please email [[mary@mcneel.com|Mary Ann Fugier]] | ||
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