This is a pretty basic question about annotative text. I'm just self tesching myself about using them.
I generally work in model space and I typically work in full scale, I'm learning that with annotative text and dimensions it seems to work best if you set your scale according to what you're going to plot.
In a typically model space I may have foundation plan with dimensioning, then in another area of the model dwg file I will develop the appropriate details. They may be specific to this project - or I may utilize an existing detail I have on hand. Of course details are typiclly plotted in larger scales than the overall plan.
As an example, I am doing a simple foundation plan now that will be plotted in 1/8" scale, so my model is set at 1/8" scale and the overall floorplan in the paperspace viewport is scaled at 1/8". Text and labels are also set at 1/8".
But I have details within this same dwg file - foundation cross-sections, connections, etc. that will be plotted at a different scale - maybe 1/4" = 1', maybe 1/2 " = 1' Labelling the details in model space with annotative text that is supposed to print at 1/8" on paper is nearly unusable without resetting the drawing scale.
Is switching back and forth on dwg scale the only way to handle this? or is there a way to scale specific text (and dims really) in model space to some scale other than the base model space scale (without over-riding the paper height)?