This has got to be the stupidest if not fatal flaw in the entire Draw bailiwick. You can convert between metric units without loss of precision, but converting with any other units will incurr rounding errors. OOo's internal dimensions are based on metric units, with a maximum precision of 0.01 mm (the two-decimal place limit again). You can enter more precise values if you switch to a metric measurement unit: 0.01 inch > 0.01 mm. Whatever you enter is rounded to two places, and entered into the file based on the rounded number. You can register there and add your vote (up to two) or comment.Īcknak wrote:OOo's dimension entry widgets are always limited to two decimal places-period. Issue 42118: Provision for dimensions in microns (0.001mm) Issue 26783: Dimension/Grid is off when using inches, but not cm.
Issue 89872: dimension lines may show large errors for foot unit Issue 52990: a dimension line of 200" will display as 199.9" Issue 45593: Measurement unit: Inch - Needs more decimal places When the drawing scale is large, other errors come in, and the results can be quite obvious. Second, OOo's internal dimensions are based on metric units, with a maximum precision of 0.01 mm (the two-decimal place limit again). One is that OOo's dimension entry widgets are always limited to two decimal places-period. Have you read the Forum Survival Guide? There's no one here that can do anything about your complaints we're just users like yourself. Sorry, I thought you were talking about the labels shown on drafting-style dimension lines.
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