Suppresses the feet portion of a feet-and-inches dimension when the distance is less than one foot. Suppresses trailing zeros in all decimal dimensions. You can enter text or use control codes to display special symbols. Includes a suffix to the dimension value sub unit. For example, enter 100 if the suffix is m and the sub-unit suffix is to display in cm. It is used to calculate the dimension distance in a sub unit when the distance is less than one unit. Select leading to enable display of dimension distances less than one unit in sub units. Suppresses leading zeros in all decimal dimensions. Zero suppression settings also affect real-to-string conversions performed by the AutoLISP ® rtos and angtos functions.
(DIMPOST system variable)Ĭontrols the suppression of leading and trailing zeros and of feet and inches that have a value of zero. When you enter a prefix, it overrides any default prefixes such as those used in diameter and radius dimensioning. For example, entering the control code %%c displays the diameter symbol.
The number of digits displayed after the decimal point depends on the Precision setting. If you enter a value of 1.0, all dimension distances are rounded to the nearest integer. If you enter a value of 0.25, all distances are rounded to the nearest 0.25 unit. Sets rounding rules for dimension measurements for all dimension types except Angular. The relative sizes of numbers in stacked fractions are based on the DIMTFAC system variable (in the same way that tolerance values use this system variable).ĭisplays and sets the number of decimal places in the dimension text. Sets the current units format for all dimension types except Angular. Sets the format and precision for linear dimensions.
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