Hi I have a few questions related to Details:
Detail Creation & Naming:
When creating a new detail that is automatically converted into a separate drawing, is it possible to configure the layout or sheet name so that it automatically matches the detail title (or follows a specified naming convention)?
Detail Scale Automation:
When a detail is created, can the sheet scale be automatically set to match the detail scale? At the moment, inserted blocks (such as slope callouts) come in at an incorrect scale (they match the sheet scale) and require manual adjustment to match the detail’s scale. Essentially when the new sheet is created for the detail can the sheet's scale be set to match the detail scale.
Reference Notes in Nested Xrefs:
Is it possible for Reference Notes to scan an Xref placed within a detail and include those reference notes in the generated RefNotes table, even when the notes reside inside nested Xref in the detail?
Thank you.
Detail Creation & Naming:
When creating a new detail that is automatically converted into a separate drawing, is it possible to configure the layout or sheet name so that it automatically matches the detail title (or follows a specified naming convention)?
Detail Scale Automation:
When a detail is created, can the sheet scale be automatically set to match the detail scale? At the moment, inserted blocks (such as slope callouts) come in at an incorrect scale (they match the sheet scale) and require manual adjustment to match the detail’s scale. Essentially when the new sheet is created for the detail can the sheet's scale be set to match the detail scale.
Reference Notes in Nested Xrefs:
Is it possible for Reference Notes to scan an Xref placed within a detail and include those reference notes in the generated RefNotes table, even when the notes reside inside nested Xref in the detail?
Thank you.
Donald,
The short answer is No to all 3.
But for the first two, instead how about you let us know what you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like you could be well served by the Print Details tool. Further, it sounds like there is a mix of details within a design file, so I just need more clarification on what is going on and what you are after.
—J
The short answer is No to all 3.
But for the first two, instead how about you let us know what you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like you could be well served by the Print Details tool. Further, it sounds like there is a mix of details within a design file, so I just need more clarification on what is going on and what you are after.
—J
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