Annotation Sizing

Annotation Sizing

Anonymous
Not applicable
753 Views
8 Replies
Message 1 of 9

Annotation Sizing

Anonymous
Not applicable

My tags and callout bubbles are huge in paper space but fine when i switch to model space. How do I get them to appear correctly?

0 Likes
754 Views
8 Replies
Replies (8)
Message 2 of 9

cadffm
Consultant
Consultant

Hi,

 

looks good on my side.

Please upload a Screenshot (whole program windows please) where we can see the issue and your current Layout.

What is your Product (Name and Version) -> Command: ABOUT know it.

 

My Sample: Layout A9 (tested with AutoCAD 2020.1.3)

200701-1.PNG

Sebastian

0 Likes
Message 3 of 9

cadffm
Consultant
Consultant

Hopeful you know about annotation feature (you use it in this drawing).

 

If you don't know what "annotation feature" mean, ouch.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2019/ENU/AutoC...

 

 

Sebastian

0 Likes
Message 4 of 9

pendean
Community Legend
Community Legend

Is this one of the two the layout with issue? Looks to be self-inflicted with the size of your text (or you are using the wrong MLeader style)

 

Capture.JPG

 

Or something else? Explain please.

0 Likes
Message 5 of 9

Anonymous
Not applicable

Please see page A6. I have fixed most of the issue. Now just one drawing the leaders are not sizing correctly. The issue looks to be in model space. 

0 Likes
Message 6 of 9

cadffm
Consultant
Consultant

Also no problem there,

 

These MLeaders are not annotation object, but the Text height is too huge (or position is not perfect for this size).

 

 

>" The issue looks to be in model space. "

Your mleaders are in modelspace, so the issue is in modelspace, right. 😁

 

HTH

Sebastian

0 Likes
Message 7 of 9

pendean
Community Legend
Community Legend
Your problem is two fold in A6:

1) that MTEXT has a size override of 1/2" (your STYLE is set to 1-1/2")
2) Your MLEADERSTYLE is using the same text style as above, but it is set to 1-1/2" (and I bet if you print it to paper and measure it you'll see the text is 1-1/2" high).

Most of us use paperspace text size of 3/32" or 1/8" for larger labels.

You have way too many text styles in this file with many having manual overrides. You have a lot to fix.
0 Likes
Message 8 of 9

Anonymous
Not applicable

I cant get the text size to change when in model space. In paper space its the right size and in model space its huge. Dont get what im missing to change it. 

 

0 Likes
Message 9 of 9

pendean
Community Legend
Community Legend

Question: are you trying to convert some else' DWG file to fit your needs? This file has a lot of issues, a lot. Or did you decide to convert one of your own files to use all annotative?

>>>...I cant get the text size to change when in model space...<<<
What does that mean please?

Start STYLE command, select the MASTERTRIMMER text style, reset the paperspace size to 3/32" (not 1-1/2"). OK out of this pop-up.

It looks like your MLEADERSTYLE is messed up as well: open it, open that command, select the MASTERTRIMMER leader style, select any other text style then reselect your MASTERTRIMMER text style. OK out of this pop-up. Wait, you probably need to fix the giant arrow size too (you'll see if you don't).

Your sections symbols are messed up as well: why is it scaled up by 7x? Another "fixed it in modelspace" you keep writing about perhaps?
The attributes inside them also use a unique text style STYLUSB and is set a little too big at 1/4" size and will always look too big too. You can only fix this with BEDIT command. Then ATTSYNC perhaps.

Your "drawing title" block is scaled up by 8x for some reason, instead of being at 1:1 scale: it is annotative, it will resize. Is that another one of those "fixed it in modelospace" things you do that just compounds the problems later in paperspace?

And forgive me for asking, but what on earth is a 3-1/2" = 1'-0" plot scale? Where did you come up with that one, and why? How would anyone ever measure such an odd plot scale, are you selling custom scale measuring tools with your drawings? I'm curious, you are going against every drafting norm out there with is little gem.

You have a lot of work ahead of you. Post back if you get stuck, be specific about your issues, keep posting DWG files as you "fix them" too, I think you are going all about it the wrong way.

0 Likes