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4.10.2. Horizontal, vertical and parallel dimensioning 4.10.2.1. Mandatory parameters
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4.10.2.1. Mandatory parameters

	Note
	For editing the parameters, at first select the desired dimensioning.

Each dimensioning must contain the following parameters:

ID

ID is only required, if a dimensioning serves as Base dimension for another dimensioning. Also see ???.
Description

The description is automatically set and displayed in listing of dimensionings. You can adjust is as desired.
Type

When creating a new dimensioning initially HORIZONTAL is automatically set. Adjust the selection in the list field, if needed. You can change the type anytime.

Under "Type" the following options are selectable:
- HORIZONTAL
- VERTIKAL
- PARALLEL
- RADIAL
- WINKEL
- NOTATION
- TEIL-NOTATION
Note

The parameter fields are not updated until you have clicked Save changes .
Views

At the desired 2D views, where the dimensioning shall be displayed, activate the checkbox.

Views which contain a dimensioning, can be recognized in the 3D toolbar, by a respective icon with dimensioning lines .
Start point and End point

In order to select start and end point you have different options available:
1. Select desired point via context menu in the 3D view
  1. In the list of dimensionings, select the desired one.
  2. In the 3D view click the secondary mouse key.
    
    -> The context menu is opened.
  3. Under Use as ... click on "Start point" or "End point".
    
    -> The exact point name is taken into the input field.
2. Select desired point via list in the input field
  1. With the secondary mouse key, click into the field.
    
    -> A list with all available points of the object is opened.
  2. Select the desired point.
    
    -> The exact point name is taken into the field.
3. Select desired point via Copy & Paste
  1. In the 3D view, click on the desired point.
    
    -> It is marked in red.
  2. Click into the input field of the point.
  3. Enter the point name via Ctrl+V from the clipboard into the input field.
    
    Example: Enter start point
Position (Distance dimension to the reference line)

You can reference to the Bounding Box or the element or use absolute values:
- BBOX: Distance to bounding box.
- ELEMENT: Distance to the element to be dimensioned itself.
- ABSOLUTE: Distance to the element to be dimensioned itself. The specification happens via X and Y coordinate. In this way angular dimensionings can be set.
Example:

Offset (BBOX)

The value can be fixed, build by a variable or by PARTdesigner expression (see Section 15.1, “PARTdesigner-Expressions ”).

Example PARTdesigner-Expression:
```
15*RZ500@D/20
```

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