Landscape plans are constructed by drawing full-size in model space. Construction teams need properly dimensioned drawings to implement the work. This means that any enquiry of a design (in model space) will give meaningful values in the units used to construct the design. In the USA, while a design will be drawn with the base unit set to decimal feet, there is often a need to display dimensions in feet and inches.
The figure below shows a design for a front garden with dimensions shown in feet and inches.
This movie shows how to apply linear and aligned dimensions to a landscape drawing. We make adjustments to text location, offset from dimension origin, etc. We also show how to control the display of dimensions in the USA environment, where a dimension needs to be displayed in both feet and inches.
Click here to download a block containing the Imperial dimensioning style shown here. Insert the block into your drawing, and the Imperial dimension style will be available.
Here is another movie that shows how to adjust dimension styles.