Room Tag Graphics

Room Tag Graphics

leahmbell
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Room Tag Graphics

leahmbell
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I think I already know the answer, but is it possible to have different fonts in the same tag and have it all be enclosed in a box like shown? Thanks

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ToanDN
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Sure.  Duplicate the label type and change label properties. Then use different label types for different labels 

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leahmbell
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Correct, and you can get something like the image attached, but how do I get the boxes to stay aligned when the border is dependent on the text? The top label is separate from the bottom label so how do I get them to match?

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ToanDN
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You would need to create the boxes using lines in the family, not by label borders.  Draw them big enough to fit the most content that you ever need.

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leahmbell
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I tried that before I posted here, but that just isn't a feasible option. To physically make the boxes work for the biggest options would make it way too big for our smaller spaces. I was hoping for a different solution but alas I don't think what I am after is possible. Thank you for your help.

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mhiserZFHXS
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I create a few different types for cases like this, and call them small, medium, and large, or something like that. They won't be perfectly fitted for every instance, but they'll be close enough.

 

If you know Dynamo, you can write a script to automatically apply each type depending on how many characters are in a label.

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ToanDN
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Consultant

Use different tag types.  2 or 3 may be enough.

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