2008-07-17 05:27 AM
2008-07-18 12:22 AM
Chazz wrote:Karl wrote:I find that ever since my 500th post and the conferring upon me the new title of Veteran Member, these things just come to me.
Great tip....Chazz!
2009-04-15 03:14 PM
Karl wrote:Karl, are there any scale sensitive section markers?
What's the name of the marker you're using? One of the standard section marker objects?
The standard markers are scale independent, like text, and will be the same size on output regardless of the drawing scale. Is it possible that you have used drawing settings or dragging to 'magnify' the placed drawing? (Check settings for each to see if Magnification is 100% as it should be, and the scales read out correctly.)
Karl
2009-04-16 11:18 AM
Karl wrote:could you not find and select the text, change the anchor to be bottom left/ top right or center (whatever is the correct position for your purposes) (you may need to do this twice: change it into something you don't want first, click ok, then change it again to where you need it to be, click ok, to ensure all text anchors are where they should be), then change the size of the text to be want you need it to be... I know it's a three step operation (well 4 if you count the find and select clicks ) but it is guaranteed to work and does not need re-importation of the dwg which personally i find a draaagChazz wrote:True. Last dwg I did this too worked, because the text anchors happened to be in the right spot. Not to be expected though.
(after reading Karl's post....) The problem with the find-and-select method is that it can shift the position of the text. Reimporting will get it spot on.
Great tip for correcting the text if other elements have been altered, Chazz!
Thanks,
Karl