I have a small question about the rating of multiple holes.
I have a series of about fifty holes to side, they are equidistant, of the same diameter and on the same axis.
So I'd like to rate them this way: http://www.zpag.net/Tecnologies_Indistrielles/Images7/Cotati72.jpg, so as not to overload my eyesight unnecessarily.
Clearly, for the 4x18 = 72, the 72 will be "dynamic", i.e. your rating will evolve with the 3D but the 4x18 will be dead text, so in case of evolution of the 3D it will not move.
For the piercing symbol mentioned, it works very very well, you can customize the text permanently (in particular removal of symbols not necessarily known), if you are interested, let me know, it's not easy...
Yes that's the limit of the system, or else you do without the "4x18=" in front of the 72
There may be a way out, but I'm missing one piece of data: you can insert an annotation and insert dimensions. The first use of this is to specify a flow rate, e.g. Tube 40x20x2 (assuming we didn't do it with the welded construction, of course). It works like this:
_Insertion/Annotation/Note
_tapez the text "Tube"
_Cliquez on hill 40, the 40 now appears in the note and dynamics!
_continuez by writing "x"
_cliquez on the odds of 20
_continuez by writing "x"
_cliquez on the odds of 2
_Confirm
Do you understand the principle?
So in your case, we could consider doing the same, but where I stumble is the amount of center distances! An idea @Lucas?
To complete Benoit's correct answer, check the "Number of occurrences/Repetitions" option in the "Model objects" function, so you can click on the number to build the annotation. Of course, this is true if the sketch or function was made with a repeat function.
A very important detail if you are using annotations with links to dimensions, check the "Link errors in annotations" option in Display.
If it is not checked and one of the dimensions used in an annotation disappears, your annotation will remain frozen at the last value without warning you, whereas with this option you will see an error message (see image)