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    pendean
    Posts: 15,412
    Registered: ‎11-06-2003

    Re: Truetype font vs SHX

    10-27-2011 11:36 AM in reply to: acaduser123

    You need to always ensure Z=0, for Text, Mtext, Attributes in block and more, or you will always get the 'fuzzies'. THis is done by controlling your cursor's Z elevation, ensureing any objects you snap to are also at Z=0 and more.

     

    If you can't get Flatten to work, the simplest oldest macro below will fix them all too, put it in a button:

    ^C^C_select;_auto;_move;_p;;0,0,0;0,0,1e99;_move;_p;;0,0,0;0,0,-1e99;

     

    Or LISP the macro if you are a typing cadder:

    (defun C:FLAT ()
     (command "_.move" "_all" "" '(0 0 1e99) ""
                       "_.move" "_p" "" '(0 0 -1e99) "")
     (princ)
    );end

     

    Or at the commandline you can try:

    CHANGE
    select objects
    P
    E
    0'-0" (or plane elev)

     

    Never forget that AutoCAD is a 3D program.

     

    If you prefer broken-pencil-drawn text, there is nothing wrong with old-school SHX fonts, they still work.

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    JGerth
    Posts: 1,196
    Registered: ‎12-05-2005

    FDOT TTF font

    10-27-2011 03:01 PM in reply to: *Michael Robertson

    Michael,

     

    Is it open source, public domain, or freely available.  these are _not_ necessarily the same thing.

     

    Please use plain text.