Dimension Styles and Terminator Cells

Hey Everyone,

I've been working on resources for our OBM / Microstation CONNECT environment. In testing I recently ran into an issue with my dimension styles. I have created a dgnlib with the dimension styles and have custom terminators on some styles (things like a double arrowhead or an arrowhead with an S shape at the end). The issue I am running into that I can't seem to track down the cause of, is that everything functions normally within the dgnilb, but if I try to use those dimension or callout / note styles, some of those terminators appear off scale, distorted, or just don't show up. Also, whenever a dimension is placed on one of the styles that seem to have that problem, the dgn file seems to create it's own style and I get a message stating "local style does not match the library file". See the attached images. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

The image below is from the actual dgnlib file. Note that each arrowhead is the same size, and everything appears uniform and consistent.

The image below is from a newly created dgn file in a workspace. Note that the double arrowhead is taller and out of scale. Also notice the list in the dimension style editor (BR_DIM_LONG) is different from the library style, but the other dimensions seem to come in just fine. 

                  

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  • I am seeing the same as yourself  having configured your dgnlib. ( Note we do not have WSDOT CAE.ttf so this was replaced )

    As per your image it shows that the 3 of the Dimension Styles are out of sync with the dgnlib. If I create a new file ( based on seed 2D Metric Design.dgn ) and place a dimension using style BR_DIM_LONG no terminators appear. Attach your Cell Library and they do appear and display correctly as per your dgnlib.

    I did notice that the Working units are of dgnlib/dgn are different. ( But then so is 2D Metric Design.dgn ). Also the Cell Library Models also have different working units ( compare ARROW_STANDARD and ARROW Double for example)

     If you create a new file are you able to reproduce ? IE is this file specific.


    Regards

    Carl Myhill

    Technical Support Engineer

    Bentley Systems

        

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