OK I have some linetypes files that for some reason shows the text off to the left side and not centered in the gap. How do I get the text to center horizontaly Along the line in the gap?
Dave Z.
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Dave Z,
Can you post those linetype files (text), or maybe a drawing with the miscreant linetypes? And a screen shot too. We'll see if we can beat those linetypes into submission.
Joe has the most probable reason.
Dave S
Dave Stoll
Las Vegas, Nevada
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I have attached a dwg file and the *lin File. The top 4 styles in the Lin file are the ones I am going bonkers over and can't get to work right.
The drawing files shows what I get in the drawing.
Sorry about the delay. Grandchild no 3. arrived.
Dave Z.
Hello Dave
Congrats on No.3! super
the line type file is like morse code
*ELEC UGE,electric line ---- UGE ---- UGE ---- UGE ---- <==============this part shows in the line type dialog
A,1.5,-.15,["UGE",Arial,S=.08,X=-0.100,Y=-0.04],-.15 <============ positive is line negative is gap
A,1.5,-.15,<============================================firs half of the line
["UGE",Arial,S=.08,X=-0.100,Y=-0.04] <=======================contents S=text height, x,y are the offsets from the end of the -.15 gap where the text is top right justified ( that an assumed default justification)
-.15 <================================================end gap, then the line repeats.
Your offsets just needed tweaking. see the revExample it spell it out graphically
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HTH Dave
It helped me too; I never thought it out that far
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