Is ther a way to change the justification of the text for a Chamfer Note?
I've tried changing the style, tried editing the text. neither worked.
As you can see in the jpeg, justification needs to be flipped.
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I noticed that your leader landing is missing. If I adjust the leader landing length, the justification remains on the same side as when the landing was last adjusted. Inorder to justify to the other side, I have to drag the landing to that side.
The chamfer command does not allow multi segment leader lines unlike the actual Leader command.
The successful chamfer message is actually a Leader command that I manually typed the chamfer message into.
This might be a good suggestion for the Idea Station.
David Arnold
Designer-New Dies
Motor City Stamping Inc.
Yes, a good one for the Idea Station.
I have used [the leader] method in the past and one time it was a $2000 mistake. The leader does not update to a change in the source geometry.
Sometimes I remove the "Chamfer" word from the note to save space on busy drawings. Everyone knows what .06 x 45° means. If they don't, they will ask.
Also, I change the style to read UPPERCASE as in David's leader. Don't know why the default isn't UPPERCASE.
That is a good point, but just to clarify, I presented the Leader command to demonstrate the difference between commands, but I should have pointed out the main (and costly) downside in using it.
The recomendation to use the Idea Station is the Ideal solution.
By all means, add the IdeaStation post (and include all Feature Notes in the request: Hole/Thread, Chamfer, Punch, Bend). I will support it and I'm sure many others will, too. There might already be one there, in which case a duplicate isn't necessary. Be sure to post a link in this thread to your new idea, or to an existing one that you find.
A workaround to avoid the costly errors, though, is to use part parameters in your Leader Text. It's tedious to find them in a busy part, but should at least avoid mistakes that have big time and money implications:
Sam B
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I am not seeing where this got addressed in the idea station, so I created the idea here.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-ideas/justification-for-chamfer-notes/idi-p/8141507
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