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Anonymous
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UCS changed after exploding a Text

 

Hi .. 

 

I'm using autocad 2010 and here is my big problem .. 

 

I exploded a text .. after that the coordinate changed (showing in pic). I mean the distance so far from the box .. please advice about this .. thanks. 

 

 

-Udin-

 

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pendean
en respuesta a: Anonymous

How did you "explode the text" exactly?
Anonymous
en respuesta a: pendean

 

I'm using this methode .. planning to region and union .. finally extrude it. 

 

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pendean
en respuesta a: Anonymous

TXTEXP is an interesting command: in order to explode text objects, it actually exports them to a Windows Metafile (.WMF) using the WMFOUT command, and then reimports the file back in using WMFIN. This, in itself, is trickier than it sounds, as WMFOUT creates the graphics in the file relative to the top left of the drawing area, and it takes some work to generate the WCS location to pass into the WMFIN command for the geometry to be in the same location.

This re-import process seems to mimic your 'relocation' experience if I'm not mistaken.
JDMather
en respuesta a: Anonymous

Simply move the text to where you really want it after running txtexp.


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Anonymous
en respuesta a: JDMather

Good idea Mr. JD .. it is the only fastest ways?? ..
Anonymous
en respuesta a: pendean

Thanks for the explanation Mr Pandean ..
so he (the text) changed become another shape (another format) .. and he doesn't know where to go back home :cara_con_una_leve_sonrisa: ..
pendean
en respuesta a: Anonymous

Exactly: that very old express tool is limited and was only designed for 2D.
Anonymous
en respuesta a: pendean

So how to work in 3D Mr Pandean ?? ..  I mean the coordinate still Parallel with the box (in my case)

Alfred.NESWADBA
en respuesta a: Anonymous

HI;

 

>> So how to work in 3D

TXTEXP is not designed to run in 3D-views. So create your text in normal 2D-view (view plan to XY plane), then let the text be exploded, the resulting entities can then be moved/rotated/scaled/aligned to any 3D plane and position you like.

 

- alfred -

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