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| **2. You may convert your model and annotation styles to inches in Rhino before your Export as DXF/DWG.** You will also scale your annotation style values by 12, so the dimension and text look appropriate in the inch model. | **2. You may convert your model and annotation styles to inches in Rhino before your Export as DXF/DWG.** You will also scale your annotation style values by 12, so the dimension and text look appropriate in the inch model. | ||
| - | ** 3. Do not use “Default” as the name of your annotation style in Rhino.** Use MyDefault or Defaul12, for example. This will avoid the conflict with the AutoCAD Default dimensions style on import. It will automatically ignore your Default, and reassign your annotation to it’s Default if there is a conflict. You will know this as your dimensions will again, look nothing like they did in Rhino. | + | ** 3. Do not use “Default” |
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| If you are willing to use inches in Rhino, the scaling of the model and dimension styles are typically not necessary when you import DWG/DXF to AutoCAD. | If you are willing to use inches in Rhino, the scaling of the model and dimension styles are typically not necessary when you import DWG/DXF to AutoCAD. | ||
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| If you have any question or problem, please email [[mary@mcneel.com|Mary Ann Fugier]], Robert McNeel & Assoc. Technical Support and Training | If you have any question or problem, please email [[mary@mcneel.com|Mary Ann Fugier]], Robert McNeel & Assoc. Technical Support and Training | ||
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