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2008-04-15
01:52 AM
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Rubia Torres
2008-04-15
01:52 AM
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2008-04-15 02:47 AM
2008-04-15
02:47 AM
I don't know of any existing part that can do it (but then I'm no expert on that since I script most all of my own).
You can make your own custom marker if you are willing to dig into the GDL, or you could hire someone to make one for you. The script doesn't have to be too complicated if you start from scratch, but correcting the rotation angle of the text can be a real head scratcher.
You can make your own custom marker if you are willing to dig into the GDL, or you could hire someone to make one for you. The script doesn't have to be too complicated if you start from scratch, but correcting the rotation angle of the text can be a real head scratcher.

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2008-04-15 01:52 PM
2008-04-15
01:52 PM
Jeff:
For this type of problem, I recommend taking the "Builder Dimension 11" marker, making a copy of it, then modifying its script to display as you described. I took a quick look at this part, and there is a parameter called Separator that can be changed from "x" to "/". The superscript will take some work in the 2D Script, but starting with an existing part will save you a lot of trouble as the rotation issues, door dimensions, etc are already there, as opposed to starting from scratch.
HTH
David
For this type of problem, I recommend taking the "Builder Dimension 11" marker, making a copy of it, then modifying its script to display as you described. I took a quick look at this part, and there is a parameter called Separator that can be changed from "x" to "/". The superscript will take some work in the 2D Script, but starting with an existing part will save you a lot of trouble as the rotation issues, door dimensions, etc are already there, as opposed to starting from scratch.
HTH
David
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