Working With Annotative Objects

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Let's not forget that even annotative objects not currently visible within the viewport I'm looking at are affected by the "Automatically Add Scales" button being ON. I'm of the opinion to "do no harm" and leaving this option set to OFF until you need it helps to accomplish that. I'm sure you've experienced this alternate opinion before and will again, but I certainly appreciate the opportunity to "discuss" it with you and the other viewers here on YouTube. Thanks again.

jdavis
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Thanks for the videos, keep them coming! I must, however, respectfully disagree with your recommendation to leave "Automatically Add Scales" set to ON. For me, the potential to add un-wanted versions of annotative objects while zooming within a viewport is a deal-breaker. With it OFF, you protect yourself from accidentally bloating your drawing or adding scale versions you didn't intend. I recommend that my users only turn it ON when they want a new scale to be added to all objects.

jdavis
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I may be an old dog, but is this really worth learning when simply drawing in PaperSpace does much the same? Seems to me to be a tool for add-on developers, not for general users (like I see dynamic blocks). Has industry embraced this feature, or ignored it like multilines, groups, and aerial view? Not sure if I should learn it and add it to my classes. So far no student has asked me to teach it.

PaulBurgener