Large Symbol at smaller scale drawing

[hien.henryn]

Hello guys,

I am not sure whether this involves annotative block.

My RCP at 1/8" scale looks okay. Yet in my 1"=10'0" POT plan,

I would like these exit lights/signages to appear double in size when printed,

(since POT is merely a schematic)

From 1/8" scale to 10' scale (96 to 120), the symbols by logic should appear

80% smaller, not larger.

Can this be done with annotative block? Can some one gives me some pointer,

Thanks,

[pendean]

That's what annotative blocks do, they auto-resize to match the assigned scale set in CANNOSCALE or in a Viewport scale: is that what you are asking? Is this symbol one of your own, or one from the ACA library?

[David_W_Koch]

If you set up an annotative block for your symbol, it would be larger at 1" = 10'-0" than at 1/8" = 1'-0", but it would be the same size when plotted (since the surrounding "real world" items would be smaller when plotted at 1" = 1'-0".  If you want the graphics to plot twice as large at 1" = 1'-0" than at 1/8" = 1'-0", then you may need to consider using a Multi-View Block with a custom Display Representation (and Diplay Representation Set and Display Configuration) so that you can assign a different view block with enlarged graphics for displaying in your 1" = 1'-0" view.