Why autoCad input dimensions are reversed

Is it ** like that, if the text position is changed to "on" to confirm.

In the text style, "Effect" is checked, and "Reverse" is checked. This way the size of the input (whether you are writing it in a single line of text) is reversed.

The 7th floor is one of the reasons...

And the reason is that when you make the font, you pull the size boundary of one side down the side of the other border.,This will also appear inverted.,,, It seems to be.,I can't remember clearly.。。

Generally, it is adjusted in the size setting, and if you are not good at setting the parameters, you can copy it directly in the standard design drawing. This is supported in versions from 2006 onwards. It's much more convenient than getting it yourself.

Take a good look in the size settings.

The shortcut key D--- modify the --- text --- align the text to the dimension line ---.

It may be due to fonts.

Go to the CAD annotation settings, adjust it, and modify the text position.

Annotation - Annotation Style - Find your corresponding annotation - Modify - Text - (Vertical - Up, Horizontal - Center).

You can mirror a graphic or text text, but when mirroring a text text, be careful to set the value of mirrtext, which is .

You need to set the sum in the annotation.

Modified in Dimension Style Management

Text—The position of the text.

Modifying the font is also one way to do this.

Modify in the Dimension Style Manager.

When you set the new coordinate origin, you reversed the direction of the coordinate system x and y, so the annotated numbers are inverted. Re-command UCS, specify the point on the x-axis, and don't mess with the y-axis. That is, it should be in the same direction as the coordinate system in the lower left corner, and it will not be reversed.

Coordinate system problem, the x-axis, y-axis is not the normal direction we use, if the x-axis is to the right, the y-axis is up, the normal annotation number will appear. It may be that you moved the coordinate axes during the drawing process, and then did not change them back when you annotated.

Take a screenshot to see what font is used, whether it is still after the software is restarted, and whether it is still the same after restarting the computer.

Modify it in the dimension style, but update the annotation that has already been marked.

Concave is not the same as that of the red society

You're talking about tolerances, and that's right. The upper deviation of CAD defaults to positive, which is fine, but the default deviation of lower deviation is negative, so you should pay attention to it, enter it as positive when you want a negative value, and enter it as negative when you want a positive value.

Haven't encountered it. Not sure what it is? You can enter it manually without the system's own generation.

Annotations are added to Tolerance+

The CAD callout text is reversed because the rotation angle is turned on in the settings, and here's how to change it.

Tool: ASUS computer.

Raw material: CAD

1. First open a CAD document and see that the annotations in this document are upside down, as shown in the figure below.

2. Right-click 15 to find the feature, as shown in the figure below.

3. Find the text rotation in the text options and rotate it 180 degrees, as shown in the figure below.

4. Change the text rotation to 0 degrees, and the annotation will be corrected, as shown in the figure below.

See if your coordinates are y up x to the right. If not, the coordinate system is wrong, enter ucs enter w enter on the command line, and it will be fine in the mark.

What a reversal, is the text itself poured, or the text is poured under the reticle? Use the dimstyle command --- modify, you should be able to find the answer you want, and you want it after you change it"Set to Current"

You see if the font has a @ in front of it, it's a fallen word, and if there is, replace the word without @.

Tool - New UCS-Z axis rotation 180° is good.

View - 3D view - top view.

The opposite is because you are looking up when you are in your current state. Of course, it can also be seen from the coordinate system in the lower left. As for the difference in the coordinate system, you can transform it from the top to the top, look up, and you will know it when you look at it.

The fastest way.

Find a correct dimension, ma, and change it with a brush.

Those who are engaged in design must learn to solve problems by themselves, so that they can grow.

See what font you use for your callouts, and then open the text style dialog (command style).

See if the position in the picture below is checked, and if so, remove the check.

Looking at the picture and speaking, the annotation style may not be set well.

Just set it up in the dimension style.

In addition to seeing if the rotation angle of the text is set to 180 or other angles in the property box, you can also: Enter command d, open the label style manager, select "Modify" to enter the modification of the label style, select "Text", click the button after the text style, and the "Text Style" menu will appear, see if the effect is upside down, if so, cancel the previous check, if not, check to change it.

Are you annotating in layout viewports?

If so, it's because your layout viewport is rotated upside down, so the labels are inverted as well.

At this point, you either turn the viewport right, and then turn the image inside upside down.

Either delete the annotations inside and mark them directly in the layout.

Adjust the viewport to a top view + two-dimensional wireframe, and then debug the upper right corner by yourself, southeast, northwest, up, down, left, right, and turn a few times to understand.

CAD belongs to professional knowledge, learn more basic operations, should be changed in (annotation style), the operation steps are more complex and can not be described in words, do not forget (set to current) after the modification is completed

In the ST setting, check whether to remove it before reversing.

Can you send a picture to see that? Look at the picture I sent you, <>

On the command line, enter d to modify the Adjust Text above the dimension line

Let's see if the coordinates in the X direction are reversed.

You look at the scale factor in the main unit in the annotation style and change it to 1

Is there something wrong with your template settings, take a look at the scale factor in the image below and yours is definitely it.

Did you change the scale of the drawing.