Convert text to Mtext

Convert text to Mtext

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Convert text to Mtext

Automohan
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Dear Colleagues;

 

I have to convert many text to mtext, so that I can choose background mask But how to do? Is it one by one, If I select all text at a time you know what will happen? Example: Road Chainage

 

I look forward to hear from you soon as possible

 

Thanks

Automohan

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imadHabash
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Hi,

 

from Express tools i suggest to use TXT2MTXT command line .  >> Click <<

 

Command: TXT2MTXT
Select text objects, or [Options]<Options>:
Select objects:

 

 

Imad Habash

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Automohan
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I have attached a dwg
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Vinayv4v
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Hello,

 

Use this Lisp.

 

First select all texts using select similar > T2m.

 

 

Cheers,

Vinay Vijayakumaran

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Kent1Cooper
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If their justifications are not all some variety of top-justified, use this routine [Text1MtextJust2.lsp with its T1MJ] command, and the resulting Mtext objects will each retain the justification of its source Text object.  See comments at that page and at the top of the file.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Anonymous
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Hello,

 

If all you are wishing to do is to create a background mask, I advise just using the TextMask command within Express Tools.

 

This works on regular Text objects, meaning you wouldn't have to convert all the text objects in Mtext.

 

I've run the command on the DWG you attached so you can see how it looks.

 

Regards,

 

Joe

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nnmohammed2013
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jwilliamsZRQUC
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Quickest way now

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projeto16YZ6W
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I used this lisp in AutoCAD LT just now and it works perfectly! Thanks @Vinayv4v !

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cadffm
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Because you have teouble with TXT2MTXT, or what is the main difference?

Sebastian

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pendean
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@projeto16YZ6W wrote:

I used this lisp in AutoCAD LT just now and it works perfectly! Thanks @Vinayv4v !


Why if I may ask? The command is built-into modern versions of LT including LT2024

https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACDLT/2024/ENU/?guid=GUID-1E68C8B2-520F-4084-BD20-51DC4A32A7E5

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projeto16YZ6W
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Yeap, I discovered this command in LT later. 🤣 It was only because people talked about this command in Express Tools (that I know that isn't in LT version) that I looked for an alternative. Tks.

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Aakash_SinghDPUHD
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Enter the command "TXT2MTXT" in the command line select

SEttings, uncheck all the options OK

now select all the text. ENTER

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