Dimension Styles

About Dimension Styles

Dimension styles are located in the Styles node of the Standard Definition editor, available via Tools > Standards.

By default, a style called Default is available for each dimension style.

All parameters are taken into account both at creation time (i.e. when creating a dimension), and at modification time (i.e. when reapplying a style to a dimension).

Length/Distance Dimension Styles

Parameter	Description
Value > Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view, the dimension line or the extension line should be used as the reference for the Length/Distance Dimension value orientation.
Value > Angle	Specifies the Length/Distance Dimension value orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Value > Position	Specifies the Length/Distance Dimension value position.
Value > Horizontal Offset	Specifies the horizontal offset value for Length/Distance Dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension line. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Extension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension extension line.
Value > Vertical Offset	Specifies the vertical offset value for Length/Distance Dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension line. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Extension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension extension line.
Value > Display Mode	Choose the display mode you want for the Length/Distance Dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Driving	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimensions should be driving dimensions.
Dual Value Display	Specifies if there is a dual value display for the Length/Distance Dimension, and, if any, what kind (e.g. fractional, side-by-side, etc.). If this value is not activated, the following dual values are not taken into account, for any dimension type: all parameters below the node Value Display Format > Dual Value all parameters below the node Tolerance > Dual Value all parameters below the node Associated Texts > Dual value the value Framing > Dual Value Scoring the value Fake > Dual Value
Value Display > Format Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the main value display format. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display > Main Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the main value will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display > Main Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the main value.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the dual value display format, if any. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the dual value (if any) will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the dual value, if any.
Fake > Mode	Indicates whether Length/Distance Dimensions will be fake dimensions, and, if yes, of what type (e.g. numerical or alphanumerical).
Fake > Main Value	Specifies the fake main value for Length/Distance Dimensions.
Fake > Dual Value	Specifies the fake dual value for Length/Distance Dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance main value format for Length/Distance Dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance dual value format for Length/Distance Dimensions.
Tolerance > Dual Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Dimension Line > Representation	Specifies how the dimension line should be represented (e.g. regular, one-part leader, etc.)
Dimension Line > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) that should be used to represent dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Second Part Reference	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the Reference for positioning the second part of the dimension line.
Dimension Line > Second Part Angle	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the angle for the second part of the dimension line in relation to its reference.
Dimension Line > Leader Angle	Specifies the angle for the dimension line leader.
Dimension Line > Leader Length	Specifies the length for the first part of a Leader two parts. By default, the Leader Length value is 15mm.
Symbols > First Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the first symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for Length/Distance Dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > First Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the first symbol.
Symbols > First Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the first symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the second symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for Length/Distance Dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the second symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the second symbol.
Symbols > Symbol Mode	Specifies the symbol mode (e.g. inside, outside, etc.).
Extension Line > Color	Specifies the color of the Length/Distance Dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the Length/Distance Dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Slant Angle	Specifies the slant angle for the extension line. This angle is contained between 90 degrees and -90 degrees excluded, the default angle being 0 degree.
Extension Line > Left > Hide	Indicates whether or not the left extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Left > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Left > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Hide	Indicates whether or not the right extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Right > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Funnel > Display	Indicates whether or not the extension line should be displayed as a funnel.
Extension Line > Funnel > Height	Specifies the funnel height.
Extension Line > Funnel > Width	Specifies the funnel width.
Extension Line > Funnel > Angle	Specifies the funnel angle.
Extension Line > Funnel > Mode	Specifies the funnel mode (external or internal).
Extension Line > Funnel > Side	Specifies whether the funnel should be applied on the left or bottom, on the right or top, or on both sides.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Prefix	Specifies the prefix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Suffix	Specifies the suffix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the dual value of the associated text.
Framing > Framed Subpart	Specifies whether the frame subpart should display the value, the value and tolerance, etc.
Framing > Framed Group	Specifies whether the framed group should display the main value, the dual value, both values separately, etc.
Framing > Frame	Specifies the type of frame that should be used for Length/Distance Dimensions. Note that fixed-size frames are defined in the Frame node of the current standard. Accepted values: none, circle, fixed-size scored circle, fixed-size diamond, fixed-size square, rectangle, oblong, right flag, fixed-size triangle
Framing > Main Value Scoring	Specifies the main value scoring.
Framing > Dual Value Scoring	Specifies the dual value scoring.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for Length/Distance Dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for Length/Distance Dimension texts.
Font > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display Length/Distance Dimension texts.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for Length/Distance Dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Ratio	Specifies the character width.
Font > Spacing	Specifies the spacing between characters.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not Length/Distance Dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.

Angle Dimension Styles

Parameter Name	Description
Value > Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view, the dimension line or the extension line should be used as the reference for the angle dimension value orientation.
Value > Angle	Specifies the angle dimension value orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Value > Position	Specifies the angle dimension value position.
Value > Horizontal Offset	Specifies the horizontal offset value for angle dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension line. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Extension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension extension line.
Value > Vertical Offset	Specifies the vertical offset value for angle dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension line. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Extension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension extension line.
Value > Display Mode	Choose the display mode you want for the angle dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Driving	Indicates whether or not angle dimensions should be driving dimensions.
Dual Value Display	Specifies whether there will be a dual value display for the angle dimension, and, if any, what kind (e.g. fractional, side-by-side, etc.).
Value Display Format > Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the main value display format. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the main value will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the main value.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the dual value display format, if any. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the dual value (if any) will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the dual value, if any.
Fake > Mode	Indicates whether angle dimensions will be fake dimensions, and, if yes, of what type (e.g. numerical or alphanumerical).
Fake > Main Value	Specifies the fake main value for angle dimensions.
Fake > Dual Value	Specifies the fake dual value for angle dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance main value format for angle dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance dual value format for angle dimensions.
Tolerance > Dual Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Dimension Line > Representation	Specifies how the dimension line should be represented (e.g. regular, one-part leader, etc.)
Dimension Line > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) that should be used to represent dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Second Part Reference	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the Reference for positioning the second part of the dimension line.
Dimension Line > Second Part Angle	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the angle for the second part of the dimension line in relation to its reference.
Dimension Line > Leader Angle	Specifies the angle for the dimension line leader.
Dimension Line > Leader Length	Specifies the first part length at dimension creation. By default, the Leader Length value is 15mm.
Symbols > First Symbol> Type	Specifies the type of the first symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for angle dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > First Symbol> Color	Specifies the color of the first symbol.
Symbols > First Symbol> Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the first symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the second symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for angle dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the second symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the second symbol.
Symbols > Symbol Mode	Specifies the symbol mode (e.g. inside, outside, etc.).
Extension Line > Color	Specifies the color of the angle dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the angle dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Slant Angle	Specifies the slant angle for the extension line. This angle is contained between 90 degrees and -90 degrees excluded, the default angle being 0 degree.
Extension Line > Left > Hide	Indicates whether or not the left extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Left > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Left > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Hide	Indicates whether or not the right extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Right > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the right extension line.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Prefix	Specifies the prefix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Suffix	Specifies the suffix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the dual value of the associated text.
Framing > Framed Subpart	Specifies whether the frame subpart should display the value, the value and tolerance, etc.
Framing > Framed Group	Specifies whether the framed group should display the main value, the dual value, both values separately, etc.
Framing > Frame	Specifies the type of frame that should be used for angle dimensions. Note that fixed-size frames are defined in the Frame node of the current standard. Accepted values: none, circle, fixed-size scored circle, fixed-size diamond, fixed-size square, rectangle, oblong, right flag, fixed-size triangle
Framing > Main Value Scoring	Specifies the main value scoring.
Framing > Dual Value Scoring	Specifies the dual value scoring.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for angle dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not angle dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not angle dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for angle dimension texts.
Font > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display angle dimension texts.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not angle dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for angle dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not angle dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Ratio	Specifies the character width.
Font > Spacing	Specifies the spacing between characters.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not angle dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.

Radius Dimension Styles

Parameter Name	Description
Value > Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view or the dimension line should be used as the reference for the radius dimension value orientation.
Value > Angle	Specifies the radius dimension value orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Value > Position	Specifies the radius dimension value position.
Value > Horizontal Offset	Specifies the horizontal offset value for radius dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension line.
Value > Vertical Offset	Specifies the vertical offset value for radius dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension line.
Value > Display Mode	Choose the display mode you want for the radius dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Driving	Indicates whether or not radius dimensions should be driving dimensions.
Dual Value Display	Specifies whether there will be a dual value display for the radius dimension, and, if any, what kind (e.g. fractional, side-by-side, etc.).
Value Display Format > Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the main value display format. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the main value will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the main value.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the dual value display format, if any. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the dual value (if any) will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the dual value, if any.
Fake > Mode	Indicates whether radius dimensions will be fake dimensions, and, if yes, of what type (e.g. numerical or alphanumerical).
Fake > Main Value	Specifies the fake main value for radius dimensions.
Fake > Dual Value	Specifies the fake dual value for radius dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance main value format for radius dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance dual value format for radius dimensions.
Tolerance > Dual Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Dimension Line > Representation	Specifies how the dimension line should be represented (e.g. regular, one-part leader, etc.)
Dimension Line > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) that should be used to represent dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Second Part Reference	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the Reference for positioning the second part of the dimension line.
Dimension Line > Second Part Angle	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the angle for the second part of the dimension line in relation to its reference.
Dimension Line > Leader Angle	Specifies the angle for the dimension line leader.
Dimension Line > Till Center	Indicates whether or not the dimension line should reach the center.
Dimension Line > Extension From Standard	Indicates whether or not the extension of the dimension line should be driven by the standards. If set to Yes, then the DimensionLine > TillCenter parameter is not taken into account; in this case, the extension is performed as defined by the DIMLRadiusIntReachCenter and the DIMLRadiusExtReachCenter standard parameters. Refer to Dimension Parameters for more information.
Dimension Line > Leader Length	Specifies the first part length at dimension creation. By default, the Leader Length value is 15mm.
Symbols > First Symbol> Type	Specifies the type of the first symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for radius dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > First Symbol> Color	Specifies the color of the first symbol.
Symbols > First Symbol> Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the first symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the second symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for radius dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the second symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the second symbol.
Symbols > Symbol Mode	Specifies the symbol mode (e.g. inside, outside, etc.).
Foreshortened > Is Foreshortened	Indicates whether or not the radius dimension should be foreshortened.
Foreshortened > Value Position	Specifies whether the foreshortened dimension value should be positioned on the long segment or on the short segment.
Foreshortened > Orientation	Specifies whether the foreshortened dimension orientation should be parallel or convergent.
Foreshortened > Angle	Specifies the foreshortened dimension angle.
Foreshortened > Ratio	Specifies the foreshortened dimension ratio.
Foreshortened > Symbol Scale	Specifies the scale that should be used for the foreshortened dimension symbol.
Foreshortened > Move End Point	Indicates whether or not the foreshortened dimension end point can be moved.
Extension Line > Color	Specifies the color of the radius dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the radius dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Slant Angle	Specifies the slant angle for the extension line. This angle is contained between 90 degrees and -90 degrees excluded, the default angle being 0 degree.
Extension Line > Left > Hide	Indicates whether or not the left extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Left > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Left > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Hide	Indicates whether or not the right extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Right > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Funnel > Display	Indicates whether or not the extension line should be displayed as a funnel.
Extension Line > Funnel > Height	Specifies the funnel height.
Extension Line > Funnel > Width	Specifies the funnel width.
Extension Line > Funnel > Angle	Specifies the funnel angle.
Extension Line > Funnel > Mode	Specifies the funnel mode (external or internal).
Extension Line > Funnel > Side	Specifies whether the funnel should be applied on the left or bottom, on the right or top, or on both sides.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Prefix	Specifies the prefix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Suffix	Specifies the suffix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the dual value of the associated text.
Framing > Framed Subpart	Specifies whether the frame subpart should display the value, the value and tolerance, etc.
Framing > Framed Group	Specifies whether the framed group should display the main value, the dual value, both values separately, etc.
Framing > Frame	Specifies the type of frame that should be used for radius dimensions. Note that fixed-size frames are defined in the Frame node of the current standard. Accepted values: none, circle, fixed-size scored circle, fixed-size diamond, fixed-size square, rectangle, oblong, right flag, fixed-size triangle
Framing > Main Value Scoring	Specifies the main value scoring.
Framing > Dual Value Scoring	Specifies the dual value scoring.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for radius dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not radius dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not radius dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for radius dimension texts.
Font > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display radius dimension texts.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not radius dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for radius dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not radius dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Ratio	Specifies the character width.
Font > Spacing	Specifies the spacing between characters.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not radius dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.

Diameter Dimension Styles

Parameter Name	Description
Value > Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view or the dimension line should be used as the reference for the diameter dimension value orientation.
Value > Angle	Specifies the diameter dimension value orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Value > Position	Specifies the diameter dimension value position.
Value > Horizontal Offset	Specifies the horizontal offset value for diameter dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension line.
Value > Vertical Offset	Specifies the vertical offset value for diameter dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension line.
Value > Display Mode	Choose the display mode you want for the diameter dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Driving	Indicates whether or not diameter dimensions should be driving dimensions.
Dual Value Display	Specifies whether there will be a dual value display for the diameter dimension, and, if any, what kind (e.g. fractional, side-by-side, etc.).
Value Display Format > Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the main value display format. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the main value will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the main value.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the dual value display format, if any. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the dual value (if any) will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the dual value, if any.
Fake > Mode	Indicates whether diameter dimensions will be fake dimensions, and, if yes, of what type (e.g. numerical or alphanumerical).
Fake > Main Value	Specifies the fake main value for diameter dimensions.
Fake > Dual Value	Specifies the fake dual value for diameter dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance main value format for diameter dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance dual value format for diameter dimensions.
Tolerance > Dual Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Dimension Line > Representation	Specifies how the dimension line should be represented (e.g. regular, one-part leader, etc.)
Dimension Line > Leader Length	Specifies the first part length at dimension creation. By default, the Leader Length value is 15mm.
Symbols > First Symbol> Type	Specifies the type of the first symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for diameter dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > First Symbol> Color	Specifies the color of the first symbol.
Symbols > First Symbol> Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the first symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the second symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for diameter dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the second symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the second symbol.
Symbols > Symbol Mode	Specifies the symbol mode (e.g. inside, outside, etc.).
Extension Line > Color	Specifies the color of the diameter dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the diameter dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Slant Angle	Specifies the slant angle for the extension line. This angle is contained between 90 degrees and -90 degrees excluded, the default angle being 0 degree.
Extension Line > Left > Hide	Indicates whether or not the left extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Left > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Left > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Hide	Indicates whether or not the right extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Right > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Funnel > Display	Indicates whether or not the extension line should be displayed as a funnel.
Extension Line > Funnel > Height	Specifies the funnel height.
Extension Line > Funnel > Width	Specifies the funnel width.
Extension Line > Funnel > Angle	Specifies the funnel angle.
Extension Line > Funnel > Mode	Specifies the funnel mode (external or internal).
Extension Line > Funnel > Side	Specifies whether the funnel should be applied on the left or bottom, on the right or top, or on both sides.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Prefix	Specifies the prefix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Suffix	Specifies the suffix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the dual value of the associated text.
Framing > Framed Subpart	Specifies whether the frame subpart should display the value, the value and tolerance, etc.
Framing > Framed Group	Specifies whether the framed group should display the main value, the dual value, both values separately, etc.
Framing > Frame	Specifies the type of frame that should be used for diameter dimensions. Note that fixed-size frames are defined in the Frame node of the current standard. Accepted values: none, circle, fixed-size scored circle, fixed-size diamond, fixed-size square, rectangle, oblong, right flag, fixed-size triangle
Framing > Main Value Scoring	Specifies the main value scoring.
Framing > Dual Value Scoring	Specifies the dual value scoring.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for diameter dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not diameter dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not diameter dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for diameter dimension texts.
Font > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display diameter dimension texts.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not diameter dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for diameter dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not diameter dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Ratio	Specifies the character width.
Font > Spacing	Specifies the spacing between characters.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not diameter dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.
One Symbol Diameter	Indicates whether or not diameter dimensions should be displayed as one-symbol dimensions (as opposed to two-symbols).

Chamfer Dimension Styles

Parameter Name	Description
Value > Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view or the dimension line should be used as the reference for the chamfer dimension value orientation.
Value > Angle	Specifies the chamfer dimension value orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Value > Position	Specifies the chamfer dimension value position.
Value > Horizontal Offset	Specifies the horizontal offset value for chamfer dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the X axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is parallel to the dimension line.
Value > Vertical Offset	Specifies the vertical offset value for chamfer dimension values: if Value > OrientationReference is set to Screen, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the screen. if Value > OrientationReference is set to View, the horizontal direction is defined by the Y axis of the view. if Value > OrientationReference is set to Dimension Line, the horizontal direction is normal to the dimension line.
Value > Display Mode	Choose the display mode you want for the chamfer dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Driving	Not available for chamfer dimensions.
Dual Value Display	Specifies whether there will be a dual value display for the chamfer dimension, and, if any, what kind (e.g. fractional, side-by-side, etc.).
Value Display Format > Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the main value display format. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the main value will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Main Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the main value.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the dual value display format, if any. Make sure that the display format specified here belongs to the list of Value Display styles allowed on dimensions, as defined in the General > AllowedNumericalFormats node of the Standards editor.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision Mode	Specifies whether the precision mode for the dual value (if any) will be decimal or fractional.
Value Display Format > Dual Value > Precision	Specifies the precision for the dual value, if any.
Fake > Mode	Indicates whether chamfer dimensions will be fake dimensions, and, if yes, of what type (e.g. numerical or alphanumerical).
Fake > Main Value	Specifies the fake main value for chamfer dimensions.
Fake > Dual Value	Specifies the fake dual value for chamfer dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance main value format for chamfer dimensions.
Tolerance > Main Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Main Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance main value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Format	Specifies the tolerance dual value format for chamfer dimensions.
Tolerance > Dual Value > First Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the first alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Second Alphanumerical Value	Specifies the second alphanumerical value for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Lower	Specifies the lower numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Tolerance > Dual Value > Numerical Upper	Specifies the upper numerical for the tolerance dual value.
Dimension Line > Representation	Specifies how the dimension line should be represented (e.g. regular, one-part leader, etc.)
Dimension Line > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) that should be used to represent dimension lines.
Dimension Line > Second Part Reference	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the Reference for positioning the second part of the dimension line.
Dimension Line > Second Part Angle	In the case of Two parts or Leader two parts for the representation, specifies the angle for the second part of the dimension line in relation to its reference.
Dimension Line > Leader Angle	Specifies the angle for the dimension line leader.
Dimension Line > Leader Length	Specifies the first part length at dimension creation. By default, the Leader Length value is 15mm.
Symbols > First Symbol> Type	Specifies the type of the first symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for chamfer dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > First Symbol> Color	Specifies the color of the first symbol.
Symbols > First Symbol> Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the first symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Type	Specifies the type of the second symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for chamfer dimensions. If you choose the Automatic option, simple arrow will be used by default.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Color	Specifies the color of the second symbol.
Symbols > Second Symbol > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the second symbol.
Symbols > Symbol Mode	Specifies the symbol mode (e.g. inside, outside, etc.).
Extension Line > Color	Specifies the color of the chamfer dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Thickness	Specifies the line thickness index (as defined in the LineThickness node of the current standard) of the chamfer dimension extension line.
Extension Line > Slant Angle	Specifies the slant angle for the extension line. This angle is contained between 90 degrees and -90 degrees excluded, the default angle being 0 degree.
Extension Line > Left > Hide	Indicates whether or not the left extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Left > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Left > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the left extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Hide	Indicates whether or not the right extension line should be hidden.
Extension Line > Right > Overrun	Specifies the overrun for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Right > Blanking	Specifies the blanking for the right extension line.
Extension Line > Funnel > Display	Indicates whether or not the extension line should be displayed as a funnel.
Extension Line > Funnel > Height	Specifies the funnel height.
Extension Line > Funnel > Width	Specifies the funnel width.
Extension Line > Funnel > Angle	Specifies the funnel angle.
Extension Line > Funnel > Mode	Specifies the funnel mode (external or internal).
Extension Line > Funnel > Side	Specifies whether the funnel should be applied on the left or bottom, on the right or top, or on both sides.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Prefix	Specifies the prefix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Suffix	Specifies the suffix for the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Main Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the main value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Before	Specifies the text that should be displayed before the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > After	Specifies the text that should be displayed after the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Upper	Specifies the text that should be displayed above the dual value of the associated text.
Associated Texts > Dual Value > Lower	Specifies the text that should be displayed below the dual value of the associated text.
Framing > Framed Subpart	Specifies whether the frame subpart should display the value, the value and tolerance, etc.
Framing > Framed Group	Specifies whether the framed group should display the main value, the dual value, both values separately, etc.
Framing > Frame	Specifies the type of frame that should be used for chamfer dimensions. Note that fixed-size frames are defined in the Frame node of the current standard. Accepted values: none, circle, fixed-size scored circle, fixed-size diamond, fixed-size square, rectangle, oblong, right flag, fixed-size triangle
Framing > Main Value Scoring	Specifies the main value scoring.
Framing > Dual Value Scoring	Specifies the dual value scoring.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for chamfer dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not chamfer dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not chamfer dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for chamfer dimension texts.
Font > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to display chamfer dimension texts.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not chamfer dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for chamfer dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not chamfer dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Ratio	Specifies the character width.
Font > Spacing	Specifies the spacing between characters.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not chamfer dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.
Chamfer > Display Type	Specifies whether chamfer dimensions should be displayed with one extension line or with two extension lines.
Chamfer > Value Format	Specifies the value format for the chamfer dimension (e.g. length/length, angle/length, etc.)
Chamfer > Secondary Value Display Format > Main Value > Name	Specifies the name of the secondary value display format for the main value.
Chamfer > Secondary Value Display Format > Main Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the main value, according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.
Chamfer > Secondary Value Display Format > Dual Value > Name	Specifies the name of the secondary value display format for the dual value.
Chamfer > Secondary Value Display Format > Dual Value > Displayed Factor Number	Specifies the number of factors displayed for the dual value (if any), according to the number of factors available for the value display format used by this style.

Coordinate Dimension Styles

Parameter Name	Description
Orientation Reference	Specifies whether the screen, the view or the dimension line should be used as the reference for the coordinate dimension orientation.
Angle	Specifies the coordinate dimension orientation angle according to the chosen reference.
Anchor Point	Specifies the coordinate dimension position in relation to the anchor point (e.g., top left, middle left, etc.).
Display	Choose the display mode you want for the coordinate dimension: - Show value: displays the dimension, its leader and its frame. - Show box: replaces the dimension and its frame by a rectangular box and displays its leader. - Hide value: hides the dimension and its frame but displays its leader.
Font > Name	Specifies the name of the font that should be used for coordinate dimension texts. If no font name is specified, the system's default font will be used.
Font > Bold	Indicates whether or not coordinate dimension texts should be displayed in bold.
Font > Italic	Indicates whether or not coordinate dimension texts should be displayed in italic.
Font > Size	Indicates the font size that should be used for coordinate dimension texts.
Font > Apply Scale	Indicates whether or not coordinate dimension texts should be scaled according to the view or the 2D reference component's scale.
Font > Underline	Indicates whether or not coordinate dimension texts should be underlined (in this case, overline cannot be applied).
Font > Strikethrough	Indicates whether or not strikethrough should be used for coordinate dimension texts.
Font > Overline	Indicates whether or not coordinate dimension texts should be overlined (in this case, underline cannot be applied).
Font > Blank Background	Indicates whether or not the background should be blank.
Graphic > Color	Specifies the color that should be used to represent coordinate dimension texts frames and leaders.
Leader > Symbol	Specifies the symbol (e.g. arrow, filled circle, etc.) that should be used for coordinate dimension leaders. If you choose the Automatic option, a default symbol will be used, depending on the standard type and on whether the leader is associated to an element or not: If the leader is associated to an element: Symmetric arrow (a.k.a. Unfilled arrow) for ANSI / ASME Simple arrow for ISO / JIS If the leader is not associated to an element: Symmetric circle (a.k.a. Unfilled circle) for ANSI / ASME Filled circle for ISO / JIS
Display Unit	Indicates whether or not units for coordinate dimension texts should be displayed.