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Detailing > Annotations > Creating geometric tolerance annotations
Creating geometric tolerance annotationsUse the Geometric Tolerance tools in the Annotation ribbon group in the Detailing tab to add a tolerance to your design, drawing sheet, or 3D markup slide. In SpaceClaim, geometric tolerances are not created automatically. You can enter anything in a geometric tolerance, so we recommend that you read the geometric tolerance tooltips carefully to create intelligent geometric tolerance annotations.
To create a geometric tolerance annotation
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Click the Geometric Tolerance tool
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2 Click to place the geometric tolerance annotation on the appropriate annotation plane and display the Format tab.
3 Select the characteristic symbol from the Symbol drop-down in the Geometric Tolerance ribbon group.
4 Click in one of the Tolerance fields and enter any combination of text and modifying symbols from the Symbols ribbon group.
To create multi-row geometric tolerance annotations, select a characteristic symbol, then enter text and modifying symbols in the second row. To combine the two rows so that they have one characteristic symbol, check the Composite Frame option.
5 Press Esc to exit the annotation.
To display the text of an annotation and hide the plane
1 Create two layers, one for notes, and one for the annotation planes.
2 Place the note on one layer and the annotation plane on another layer.
3 Turn off the visibility of the layer that contains the annotation plane.
Geometric Tolerance Format tab
