Hi,
I just created command that Show/Hide Dimensions. It toggles visibility of dimensions.
If all dimensions are hidden they will be shown else they will be hidden.
Command - Styles_ShowHideDimensions

Download it here:
http://bit.ly/1SCvfJP

Also in archive there is modified original dimension script.
It will unhide all Dimensions if they was hidden when you run command.

Max if you want you can keep this modification in future releases there is function at the end of _Dimensions.htm called ShowDimensions().

Does it possible to have something (or a trick) for have number of decimals wished?

Because edit the "round" function of the _Dimensions.htm manually is some painful ! ;)
Here you must change the "2" with number of decimals wished!
angle = round arc.angle, 2)
fixedDist:round(dist, 2);
fixedDist = round(R, 2);

A little study and learning shows:

Line 21 of the .htm file has the round function, which rounds the val number to p decimals.
The function is called from 3 locations, line 52, 152, and 156, where p = 2, or p=2, or for angles, p=1.
I inserted the hard code "p+=2;" in Line 21, which raises decimals to 4, or 4, or for angles, 3decimals.


Test modification of line 21 of .htm file: function round(val, p) { p+=2; return Math.round(val*Math.pow(10, p))/Math.pow(10,p) }

I believe another user input could be added, for the desired decimals. But should 3 different user inputs be added, including one for angles?
Maybe 3 default values would be needed too?

I am not going to mess with Max's superb code :-)

- Brian

>>Here you must change the "2" with number of decimals wished!
:) Ok, boss

>> :) Ok, boss

You rocks!
French Version : http://moiscript.weebly.com/cotations.html



PS Here 10...
Seems 14 is the Maximum possible! So suffucient I presume! :)
So maybe you can change the 4 in 14! (line 282) ;)

No-no-no. :)
In fact nobody uses more than 2 digits after decimal point.

@Max (imum)
You don't know perversity of some geometric's maniacs! :D
So my version will be customized with funny thing max="14" (line 282) :D

And for Type 4 & 5 with CTRL seems we must make this! (THX Chri)
if ( arrowType.value == 4 || arrowType.value == 5 ) { f = moi.VectorMath.createPoint (c.x+dx, c.y+dy, c.z+dz ); fixedDist = round(R, 2); }

by

if ( arrowType.value == 4 || arrowType.value == 5 ) { f = moi.VectorMath.createPoint (c.x+dx, c.y+dy, c.z+dz ); fixedDist = round(R, decimals.value); }


Ps I don't know if all that work for Imperial ? Never used, too complex for me! :(

Yes. Missed one Round call. Fixed and uploaded.

""""""""So my version will be customized with funny thing max="14" (line 282) """""""""""""""

Mine is set to "15" and outputs 15....

I also set my default at 4 and wrote in to default with "units" checked and also to have "in" as the trailer.......

you right 15 seems the ultime limit :)

wow. that script is phantastic. thanks a lot!
that really will save me a lot of time.

the script is not working for me. I got the script error. The language is Finnish.

Hi JL82,

re:
> the script is not working for me. I got the script error.

From the error it looks like you are running MoI version 2, and I think the script requires MoI version 3 in order to run properly.

- Michael

Yes, I have version 2.

Hello everybody.

The distance, the red arrow can be changed? Between the dimension line and digits?

Through editing files "_Dimensions.htm" or "_Dimensions.js"?

I am affraid not yet but just select and move it! ;)

Hi GonzoRus,

> The distance, the red arrow can be changed? Between the dimension line and digits?
>
> Through editing files "_Dimensions.htm" or "_Dimensions.js"?

Yes it's possible to change that spacing by editing the _Dimensions.htm file.

Using the latest version Dimensions.v.1.0.2015.09.14.zip which you can get from here: http://moi.maxsm.net/media/files/ , you would want to modify line #135 which sets the placement of the text.

135:     textframe.origin = frame.evaluate(textShift, (1-2*(angle>=180))*(lineWidth+textSize/3)/2, 0);

You would want to add something to the 2nd parameter to frame.evaluate(), like this for example (see the bold text for the + 1 that is added):

135:     textframe.origin = frame.evaluate(textShift, (1-2*(angle>=180))*(lineWidth+textSize/3)/2 + 1, 0);


- Michael

Cool ! Will be added to the manual!

Done! http://moiscript.weebly.com/cotations.html :)

Hi guys :)

This +1 method doesn't work correct in some cases.
It will be better to use the following line:

textframe.origin = frame.evaluate(textShift, (1-2*(angle>=180))*(lineWidth+textSize/2)/2, 0);

or

textframe.origin = frame.evaluate(textShift, (1-2*(angle>=180))*(lineWidth+textSize/1)/2, 0);

or

textframe.origin = frame.evaluate(textShift, (1-2*(angle>=180))*(lineWidth+textSize*3)/2, 0);