[ZH] Try aligned & linear dimension now! - DWG FastView Official Blog

Let's learn how to use aligned dimension and linear dimension with DWG FastView. DWG FastView is proud to have many features and some of them are not always free. So today let's see two paid features which are used most frequently: aligned and linear dimensioning. Sometimes you want to dimension a length which is either vertical or horizontal, then it is time for linear dimension command to take affect. Please tap the Aligned icon to start this command, specify the first extension line origin and 2nd one, tap on blank area to finish, and then you made it. You can also move the line location. Let's take a look at the animation tutorial.(Due to the GIF size problem, it has to be compressed for faster loading speed, so it seems not very clear and sharp. Actually when you operate in our app, it is extremely distinct.

For aligned dimensioning, it is used for measuring and marking a length which is neither vertical nor horizontal, but slant or sloping. Aligned dimension measures a straight line distance between two points. The operational procedure is the same as above linear dimension, only different in situation. Please see the following tutorial.

Ok, the above-mentioned dimensioning features are the most popular within our users, a lot of users pay for it. Still wait for what? Just tap on the upgrade button below to experience the amazing dimensioning of DWG FastView. Although DWG FastView provides free trial, but if you want to unlock all featues & close all ads, please click the button below to upgrade your DWG FastView account on mobile phone. If you want to upgrade on PC, click here. Whether you upgrade your account on mobile app or on our website, the premium account is the same and can be used across devices, Windows and web browsers.