I created a label set to include geometry points, with the station text above the line. I would like to keep the plan readability and also keep the location of the text in relation to the line. For example when the lable exceeds 110 degrees the text flips so legible; however location of the text switches to the bottom of the line. How can I maintain both?
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Check the Behaviour settings in your label style. In this case I've set it so that the label is always on the left side of the alignment. It's sometimes useful to locate the relevant style in the Settings tab of the Prospector and edit it directly from there. That way you can change something, hit the Apply button and see the effect immediately.
Steve
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Steve
Thank you for the response, I appreciate your time. The "behavior" for my label style is set like yours,orientation reference for object...I did not see an option for left or right? Perhaps I am missing something? I attached a pic of my situation, the geometry points on the right are shown correctly, the geometry points on the left are adjusted for the plan readability; however I would like them to remain on the top of the line and still maintain the plan readability.
OK you want the text above the leader line not the alignment. Actually you have just run into the reason why I changed our drafting standards for these type of labels. If I recall correctly the only way to solve this is to have two styles, with different anchor points for the text component.
Anyone else with a better solution?
Steve
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Ugh, okay. I was hoping that someone wrote an expression for that and wanted to share 🙂
Add a return code and a space to your text in the label editor; this puts all your text on the top line with an invisible line of text underneath.
Then make the attachment point of the text in the centre instead of the bottom.
Mark Green
Working on Civil 3D in Canada