Optionalstart: Point3Optionalend: Point3Optionaldirection: Vector3OptionaloffsetFromPoints: numberOptionalcrossingSize: numberOptionallabelSuffix: stringOptionallabelSize: numberOptionallabelOffset: numberOptionallabelRotation: numberOptionalendType: dimensionEndTypeEnumOptionalarrowSize: numberOptionalarrowAngle: numberOptionalarrowsFlipped: booleanOptionallabelFlipHorizontal: booleanOptionallabelFlipVertical: booleanOptionallabelOverwrite: stringOptionalremoveTrailingZeros: booleanThe first of the two points whose distance is measured.
The second of the two points whose distance is measured.
The vector from the measured points to the dimension line; its length is the offset, in model units, and it must not run along the measured line.
OptionaloffsetThe gap between each measured point and the start of its extension line, in model units, so the dimension does not touch the geometry.
OptionalcrossingHow far the lines stick out past their crossings, in model units.
OptionaldecimalHow many decimals the distance is rounded to in the label.
OptionallabelText written after the number, such as a unit; the model has no unit of its own.
OptionallabelThe height of the label's capital letters, in model units.
OptionallabelHow far the label sits from the dimension line, in model units.
OptionallabelExtra rotation of the label in its plane, in degrees.
OptionalendWhat the dimension line ends with: nothing, or an arrowhead.
OptionalarrowThe length of the arrowheads, in model units.
OptionalarrowThe full angle between the two lines of an arrowhead, in degrees, up to 90.
OptionalarrowsWhen true, the arrowheads point outward from the dimension instead of inward.
OptionallabelWhen true, the label is mirrored left to right.
OptionallabelWhen true, the label is mirrored top to bottom.
OptionallabelAn expression written instead of the plain number, with val standing for the distance, such
as 100*val or Length: val mm.
OptionalremoveWhen true, zeros at the end of the decimals are dropped, so 2.50 becomes 2.5.
Two points and the drawing settings for
dimensions.simpleLinearLengthDimension: where the dimension line sits, how the extension lines, arrows and label look, and how the distance is written.