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Hi,
I have a problem with the Ordinate Dimension Style.
All works fine, except when I put a witness line over a family that contain a ref plane: the arrow disappear.
I´d test different arrows, different families, and the result it´s the same: no arrow.
I´d post an image showing an ordinate dimension style, the same duplicated style but continuous , and ordinate style again but with a standard diagonal mark.
I´d play tweaking some options etc... no solution and I can´t find other users who deal with the same problem.
Any thougth ?
Thanks
Edited on: Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 1:58:53 PM
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No image. Pay attention to image size. The built-in snipping tool is a good choice for screen captures.
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