-UNITS command
Sets units of linear and angular measurements in the Command line.
Alias: -UN
transparent: '-units
Options wihin the command
- Unit mode (LUNITS)
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- Scientific 4.225E+01
- Decimal 42.25
- Engineering 3'-6.25"
- Architectural 3'-6 1/4"
- Fractional 42 1/4
- Number of decimal places for LUNITS
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Specifies the display precision for decimal units. Enter a number between 0 and 8:
- 0 - 0 decimal places, such as 0.
- 1 - 1 decimal places, such as 0.0
- 2 - 2 decimal places, such as 0.00
- 3 - 3 decimal places, such as 0.000
- 4 - 4 decimal places, such as 0.0000
- 5 - 5 decimal places, such as 0.00000
- 6 - 6 decimal places, such as 0.000000
- 7 - 7 decimal places, such as 0.0000000
- 8 - 8 decimal places, such as 0.00000000
- Angular unit mode (AUNITS)
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Specifies the display style of angular units. Enter a number:
- Decimal degrees 90.0
- Degrees/minutes/seconds 90d0'0
- Grads 100.00g
- Radians 1.57r
- Surveyor's units N 00d0'0"E
There are 400 grads in a circle. There are 2*pi radians (approximately 6.282) in a circle. The N and E in Surveyor's units refers to North and east.
AUNITS variables stores the style of angular units.
- Number of decimal places for angular units
- Specifies the number of decimal places. Enter a number between 0 and 8.
- Angle 0 direction
- Specifies the direction for 0 degrees. Enter an angle, or pick two points in the drawing. The default is the positive x axis. You can also rotate the drawing through the Snap command's Rotate option.
- Do you want angles measured clockwise?
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Specifies the direction in which to measure angles:
- Yes - measures angles clockwise
- No - measures angles counterclockwise (default)