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This is now happening to another client, this is a great example of a behavior I cannot diagnose:
Here is a CAD drawing with 2 (two) room tags in question:
They seem similar but if you look closely, the lower tag (42184) is a little “smoother”, the aliasing is more concise (Look at the 8 above and below). Zoomed out it is even more obvious:
They are both the same block with the same attributes:
However, when I Plot the difference is obvious:
Any Input is appreciated. I have attached the drawing.
This is now happening to another client, this is a great example of a behavior I cannot diagnose:
Here is a CAD drawing with 2 (two) room tags in question:
They seem similar but if you look closely, the lower tag (42184) is a little “smoother”, the aliasing is more concise (Look at the 8 above and below). Zoomed out it is even more obvious:
They are both the same block with the same attributes:
However, when I Plot the difference is obvious:
Any Input is appreciated. I have attached the drawing.
Thanks so Much, I am 90% there after your suggestion, I did a select similar of all the blocks and did the flatten command, the Blocks look fine. HOWEVER now instead of being one block that was used there is now 280 different named blocks. How do I apply the Flatten command to the single block and have at the numbers appearance work.
Thanks so Much, I am 90% there after your suggestion, I did a select similar of all the blocks and did the flatten command, the Blocks look fine. HOWEVER now instead of being one block that was used there is now 280 different named blocks. How do I apply the Flatten command to the single block and have at the numbers appearance work.
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Actually, Instead of Flatten I did clicked on one of the blocks and did a "select Similar" then in Properties I set the Position Z to "0" (Zero) and saved, this set all the Room Numbers to the proper elevation and issue was resolved.
Could not have figured it out without your help...
Actually, Instead of Flatten I did clicked on one of the blocks and did a "select Similar" then in Properties I set the Position Z to "0" (Zero) and saved, this set all the Room Numbers to the proper elevation and issue was resolved.
Could not have figured it out without your help...
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