How to align text/object with reference text/object

How to align text/object with reference text/object

tuanutc2
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How to align text/object with reference text/object

tuanutc2
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Hi everyone,

 

In MicroStation, I use the align element by edge as picture below to align text/object with reference text/object, but I can not find the same tool in AutoCAD.

Could you please help to guide that how to align text/object with reference text/object?

I am using AutoCAD 2019.

 

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dany_rochefort
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One way to do it is to select the text justification that you want.

That will activate the text node (in my case its the blue square) that can be used to align with any object in autocad provided that your Objet Snap Tracking on the F11 key is activated.  

 

Just grab the node, drag it to where you want to be, hover over the desired snap location and wait for the dashed tracking line to appear and hit enter. 

 

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tuanutc2
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Hi @dany_rochefort 

Thank you for your guide, I got it.

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dany_rochefort
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@tuanutc2 

Great !  

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Kent1Cooper
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There are also other ways that you may find better suited to some situations.

 

You could MOVE things with the end-of-displacement picked using PERpendicular Object Snap, even if the end location is not actually on the thing you Move PERpendicular to.  For example, to align the left side of the red box here with the yellow Line, the left half of the image resulting in the right half:

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[Note that the "dragged" position of the red square at lower left is down at the cursor, but the green PERpendicular icon shows where it's going to end up.]

 

You can use >Coordinate Filters< to pull one coordinate from one source and the other(s) from another source [or two from one source and the other from another].

 

For middle-type choices, you can use Mid-of-2-Points [M2P/MTP] Object Snap.

 

Etc.  The right choice depends a lot on the kind(s) of objects involved, and sometimes on their configuration.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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tuanutc2
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Thank you so much for your help. 🙂
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