Autodesk ACP-01101 Dumps

The option of the Array command that will distribute items along a path at specified intervals is Measure Method1. This method allows you to specify a distance between the items along the path

Box 1 = Turn on Associative Hatching

Box 2 = use the Recreate Boundary option from Hatch Editor

an annotative hatch is a hatch that automatically adjusts its scale and size to match the viewport scale. This means that the hatch pattern will look the same regardless of how you zoom in or out of the viewport.

To create an annotative hatch, you need to:

• Set the annotation scale tool to 1:1
• Create your hatch as usual
• In the properties palette, make the hatch annotative
• Add annotation scales to the hatch as needed

This will create a hatch that displays correctly at different viewport scales.

a baseline dimension is a linear, angular, or ordinate dimension that is measured from the baseline of a previous or selected dimension. The spacing between baseline dimensions can be set from the Dimension Style Manager, Lines tab, Baseline Spacing (DIMDLI system variable).

The most efficient method to avoid the problem of dimensions being too close together in the future is to use Dimension Style Manager. This will allow you to change the default spacing for all baseline dimensions in your drawing.

BOX 1 = WIPEOUT command with the Polyline option2.BOX2 = DRAWORDER command23

Box 1 = annotative

an annotative dimension style is a dimension style that automatically adjusts the size of dimensions based on the viewport scale. An annotative dimension style has an icon next to its name in the Dimension Style Manager dialog box. The dimension style is annotative because the dimension text height is the same for both viewports in the layout, even though they have different viewport scales1.

Box 2 = associativeThe DIMASSOC is at its default value of 2, therefore the dimensions are associative because they are linked to and update with the measured geometry3.

You need to ignore layer object property to remove duplicates that have different layer names but are otherwise identical4. You also need to set a tolerance value that is larger than the offset distance between the objects5.