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Creating Radius Dimensions

The RadiusDimension command creates radial Dimensions for Circles and Arcs.

Radius dimensioning is done the same way as diameter dimensioning.

The appearance depends on the settings of the current DimensionStyle.

To create radius Dimensions:

  1. Click Dimension > Radius (or type RadiusDimension).
  2. In the graphics area:
    1. Select an Arc or Circle.
    2. Specify the location of the dimension line or specify an option:

      Angle, Note, or Text: See Editing and Formatting Dimension Text.

Access

Command: RadiusDimension

Menu: Dimension > Radius

Ribbon: Annotate > Dimensions > Dimension > Radius

Related Topics

Creating Jogged Dimensions

Creating Diameter Dimensions

Parent Topic

Creating and Modifying Dimensions



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