denominator of smallest fraction to display

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004.

  1. Somebody know what is the name of the variable which holds
    "denominator of smallest fraction to display" for architectural units?
    Thanks
    John
     
    John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004
    #1
  2. LUPREC
    LUNITS

    ?
     
    Jason Piercey, Jun 30, 2004
    #2
  3. Thanks Jason,
    These I know, but LUPREC is for decimal - the number of digits after the
    decimal point (it can be set between 0 & 8).
    I'm asking for the variable which holds "denominator of smallest fraction to
    display" for architectural units - this is something else and it has 9
    values between 1 & 256. Generally this is the precision when you are using
    architectural units.
    John
     
    John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004
    #3
  4. I think you are confusing that with AUPREC.
     
    Jason Piercey, Jun 30, 2004
    #4
  5. No, AUPREG is for angles.
    Start the command -UNITS and follow the process - you will see that at one
    point it will ask you to set this value. I found all other setting
    variables, except this one.
    John
     
    John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004
    #5
  6. John Georgiev

    OLD-CADaver Guest

    LUPREC
    0= whole inches
    1= 1/2"
    2= 1/4"
    3= 1/8"
    4= 1/16"
    5= 1/32"
    6= 1/64"
    7= 1/128"
    8=1/256"
     
    OLD-CADaver, Jun 30, 2004
    #6
  7. I didn't check, but I think if you're in architectural units, LUPREC is
    still used, but it means something like the power of 2 of the smallest
    denominator, e.g. if LUPREC is 1, it displays to the nearest half inch, if
    it's 8, it displays to the nearest 256th, and as appropriate in between.
    But don't take my word for it -- it should be easy enough to check by
    setting a fractional precision and typing LUPREC to find out what the value
    is.

    Kent Cooper, AIA

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    Kent Cooper, AIA, Jun 30, 2004
    #7
  8. Great! So this is the trick... Thanks!
    John
     
    John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004
    #8
  9. Yes, you are right - see below the reply of OLD-CADaver.
    Thanks.
    John
     
    John Georgiev, Jun 30, 2004
    #9
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