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Hello,
Ok, so what I have is a bunch of blocks with text attributes nested. What I need is to batch change the height of nested text attributes in a certain way. Please see attached pictures. No 1 shows a block with 3 attributes with a text height of lets say 0.5 unit. No 2 shows how I would like the symbol and text attributes to look after changing the height to 1 unit. No 3 shows what I would like to avoid - manually correcting the text position to make it look right. Any ideas?
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REFEDIT
SCALE the Attribute Definitions collectively, about the middle-left location on the middle one. [Easy if that's its insertion point, but AutoLisp could find it otherwise, using its bounding box.]
REFCLOSE
ATTSYNC
That assumes they are not in a Text Style with a fixed height.
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Hey, Kent.
I have many insertions of the same block, with one attribute, inserted at different scales.
Is there a way to keep all the attributes at the same height, but annotative as well, because I will have differently scaled viewports?
It sounds like I should change the attributes to annotative mtext.
John F. Uhden
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[I'm not well-enough versed in either annotative things or attributes to be a good source. I hope someone else who knows more about them than I will step in.]