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Change the color of text without changing layers

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 20:52:46 GMT

In the current lisp I am writing I am inserting blocks into a drawing with text next to each block, the layer I am doing this on is white but I would like to have the text next to the blocks be red. How do I go about changing the color of this text while keeping it on the same layer?

Re: Change the color of text without changing layers

hak_vz — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 21:52:40 GMT

You may use command CHPROP or use https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=37967.0

Betreff: Change the color of text without changing layers

cadffm — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 22:02:04 GMT

Set the color to color 1(red)?

If you inserting a dwg and explode them.

Change the color in the source file.

If you using Entmake, add dxf code 62 with value 1

By using addMTEXT, change the property after you created the mtext.

If you using command mtext,

set cecolor to 1 before (and set it back after you created the mtext)

Use command change or chprop after you created the mtext.

Or is the mtext present before and you only add the blockreference?

Or is the Mtext part of the block?(impossible then, because the is just one mtext in your file, which you can only see multiple times)?

Next time, please show your code, it saves time, your and ours.

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