2006-08-10
06:16 PM
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2023-05-30
10:08 AM
by
Rubia Torres
2006-10-25 04:22 AM
2006-10-26 10:33 PM
2007-01-17 10:43 AM
2007-01-17 11:19 AM
Geoff wrote:It is a major drawback!!!
Indeed a major disappointment to those of us (hi Tom) seeking a truly universal referencing system. For the time being I think a better workaround than the Phantom Detail is a semi-smart (or semi-stupid) marker made by manually placing autotext (referencing your detail) onto a marker that matches your typical detail marker. I've been meaning to make a GDL object that matches my preferred markers (detail, wall section, etc.) to take advantage of scale sensitivity, stretchability, etc. but so far have just scaled ones I drafted.
2007-01-17 04:39 PM
2007-01-17 07:45 PM
vfrontiers wrote:Because that will not update if the drawing or layout is moved/renumbered while the Set as Autotext Reference will. I've been using a system like Ray describes with good success. I have made parametric markers (as objects) that mimic my detail markers (to provide scale sensitivity, etc.) onto which I paste the autotext. You can do this quite easily without ever leaving the view you're in by using the context menu in the navigator to set the reference, then both the sheet and drawing numbers can be inserted into a single text block via the autotext pull-down. I posted my set of markers here if anyone wants to give them a try, modify or improve them. They are all based on the NCS style and have any other head shape options (as well as all macro calls) stripped out.
Ummmm... why not just use the CUSTOM No. and Sheet Number with a real detail marker.. Do NOT reference any drawing...