Note For a demonstration of the
following steps, click the Show Me button.
Note If you exit from the exercise midway through, save the file under a different name.
SmartDimension will know what type of dimension to place based on the element that you click next. You can place linear, radial, or angular dimensions with SmartDimension.
Notice that on the ribbon bar, the Driving/Driven button is highlighted, instead of grayed out. This means that the dimension is driving. When the button is inactive, or grayed out, the dimension is driven. If you use the ribbon bar to change the dimensional value of a driving dimension, the element changes.
The value of a driven dimension is controlled by the element it refers to. If the element changes, the dimensional value changes.
You can tell a driving dimension from a driven dimension because they have different colors.
Both fillets changed because you changed the driving dimension and the fillets have an equal relationship.
This turns off the display of relationship handles on elements in the drawing.