how to use text match properties!

[toznal]

Hi, there!

I would like to know how to use text match prop.

Is it possible to match FONT? I know It can be match to color, size. 

When I tried It didn't change font type at all, just changed only text color and size.

And some font doesn't change with color, size and font type at all. Is there rule on MATCHPROP ?

Please help me.

Many thanks!!!!!!!!

[Vinayv4v]

Hi,

Try the one from Lee Mac

http://www.lee-mac.com/matchtextprops.html  (Lisp)

[toznal]

Hi! Thank you for response.

Is there no way without Lisp?

I thought It could match font style like below site.

http://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2016/ENU/?guid=GUID-E228268B-F773-4911-9E61-588155B1B2C9

[Vinayv4v]

Hi,

I am afraid there is no such option according to me. 

[toznal]

Thank you for your reply.

I tried using lisp which you linked. but It didn't work... Is there rules on font type?

Thank you.

[Vinayv4v]

Hi,

The LISP is not working.

Try matching the properties and exploding the text will give you the same result.

[toznal · Accepted solution]

Hi, Thank you for response.

I think I should make Text style and then use match prop.

Thanks.

[Anonymous]

MATCHPROP will match the text STYLE, the font is part of the STYLE definition.

If the mtext STYLE has been overridden in the text editor, the font will not be matched to the override, but to the font used in the STYLE definition.

[john.vellek]

HI @toznal,

I believe the best way to do this without a LISP routine is to use MatchProp to capture the Text Style. Thanks to those of you who suggested this!

[john.vellek]

HI @toznal,

I am checking back to see if solutions from others helped you with your problem. Please add a post with how you decide to proceed and your results so other Community members may benefit.

Please hit the Accept as Solution button if a post or posts solves your issue or answers your question.

[Anonymous]

This Lisp changes the rotation as well which is not what I was looking for. 

[Anonymous]

YOU WILL NEED TO FOLLOW THIS STEPS BUT IT WILL SURELY SOLVE YOUR ISSUE. 

1. CLICK ON ANNOTATE ON TOP BAR OR CLICK ON ANNOTATION. 

2. THEN CLICK AS SHOWN BELOW & GO TO MANAGE TEXT STYLES. 

3. THEN CREATE NEW TEXT STYLE WITH YOUR DESIRED FONT YOU WANT FOR YOUR TEXT IN DRAWINGS. 

4. THEN SELCT ONE TEXTBOX/WORD FROM YOUR DRAWING & CHANGE IT TO YOUR NEW CREATED TEXT STYLE FROM THIS MENU AS SHOWN. YOU MIGHT NEED TO SCROOL UP/DOWN TO FIND YOUR CREATED FONT STYLE.

5. AFTER THAT YOU NEED TO FOLLOW REGULAR MATCH PROPERTIES COMMAND BY PRESSING 'MA' 

6. SELECT THE WORD/TEXT FOR WHICH YOU CHANGED THE TEXT STYLE AS SOURCE OBJECT. 

7. THEN JUST CLICK ALL OTHER TEXT BOXES IN YOUR DRAWING FOR WHICH YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE FONT STYLE, IT WILL CHANGE IT FOR SURELY. 

THIS IS PROBABLY LENGTHY 1MINUTE PROCESS BUT IT WORKS 100%. IT WILL HELP WHEN YOU HAVE TOO MANY DIFFERENT TEXT BOXES. 

[misa4KN3B]

I always set different layer for my text. So what I do is :

1. turn off all layer except (text layer)

2. set new text style (ANNOTATE - Manage text style - New)

3. select all text and change text style to (New text style create on step 2)

4. Done. maybe need to edit few text size as per all text size will eventually follow size set in the (New text style create on step 2). To edit text size you can simply use matchproperties command (MA).