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Custom shape for Block-based Annotation with a Leader

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Anonymous
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Custom shape for Block-based Annotation with a Leader

Hi,

is there a way to create custom block based Annotation with leader?

Currently you can create leaders with Circle, Box, Hexagon, Triangle, Slot unfortunately we use Ellipses for our finish tags. Is i t possible to make more shapes for these leaders?

 

Thanks,

Laszlo

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gregf
in reply to: Anonymous

If I'm understanding your question correctly...Yes.

In the multileader style manager you can create block based annotation.

First, create a block with the shape & attribute definition, then create a new multileader style. Select the CONTENT tab, then the pulldown menu for MULTILEADER TYPE, select BLOCK. You can then select the block you created for this annotation.

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pendean
in reply to: Anonymous

MLEADERSTYLE command will let you add your own blocks anytime you want, see if that is what you need.

Also discussed heavily in this similar post https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-mechanical-forum/how-to-insert-my-own-block-with-a-leader/td-...
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R_Tweed
in reply to: Anonymous

Hello,

You can use custom blocks with the multileader tool.  To have a sense of size and consistency, start your block definition from one of the predefined blocks.  I made an ellipse block using the _tagslot as a base.

 

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