I'm trying to create a Drawing Title object that is bullet-proof. That is, will always reflect my preferred values, without requiring my staff to set everything correctly, or even lift parameter values from a Favorite. As long of a user selects my title, it will look right. I'm starting with NCS Drawing Title 23, saving it as my own, then carefully "hard-setting" values within the script to get them right. I'm leaving a lot of comments to make sure I don't mix up my surgical insertions with GS code.
So far, so good, but I can't solve the problem of the "Uniform Title Pen" setting that appears in the parent title object's dialog box. If that value is "checked" in the dialog box of my title object, then even my hard overrides are ignored. I can't find the variable within the NCS object that correlates with the setting in the dialog box. I can't even figure out how the NCS 2D script ignores a pen setting I've made (by integer, not variable) one line prior to a LINE2 command if that box is checked. It's as if there is a GDL command that sets all 2D Drawing Elements to be drawn with a fixed pen number, despite any PEN command that might appear in the script. (Is there such a powerful command?) Even if that command/functionality exists, I'm not seeing how it is implemented in the NCS Drawing Title 23 object. There is something fundamental about how these objects are structured that I'm missing.
Thanks.
Mac Studio, 32gb ram, ArchiCAD v26 (Apple Silicon) MacOS 13