AutoCAD LT - Proxy entity to Mtext

AutoCAD LT - Proxy entity to Mtext

RonTUKPC
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AutoCAD LT - Proxy entity to Mtext

RonTUKPC
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Is there a tool that converts text features stored as proxy entities to mtext entities?  

 

I'm aware that I can explode the Proxy Entity to convert it to an MTEXT feature, yet, this is not the output I want, because it takes a text feature for a dimension 32.35' and separates them into individual characters ("3", "2", ".", "3" "5")

 

I would rather go by way of preserving the string of the text (32.35'  > 32.35').  These are dimension features that were added that may have had a custom tool create a curvature effect to have the dimension feature align itself to the curve of the line it represents.  

 

Is there a tool that can convert the Proxy entity feature to an MTEXT feature without exploding it into separate characters? 

 

 

ACAD_Proxy2Mtext.jpg

 

[ The subject line of this post has been edited to include the product name by @handjonathan ]

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h_s_walker
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Not in LT, maybe in full AutoCAD.

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pendean
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@RonTUKPC If that was created with ARCTEXT in full AutoCAD, you will need to be using LT2023 to access it/edit it within the same limitations present in full AutoCAD too.

If something else created it, the content/file creator may be able to use EXPORTTOAUTOCAD command to help you out: you'll have to test and confirm (if that's not how you've done it so far).

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handjonathan
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Hi @RonTUKPC 

 

Thanks a lot for posting your question to the forums!   Have the solutions suggested by @pendean & @h_s_walker helped with your issue?

 

We look forward to hearing back from you with more information so we can help you as a community!  

 



Jonathan Hand


Technical Marketing Manager | Construction

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