Hello I have created a site with my parcel labels with dimensions as shown in this picture.
I would like to be able to combine the two dimensions, which are line labels, into one. like this picture.
Right now I have to delete the labels that were automatically created by my parcel segments and then annotate line and curves, and choose line between two points.
is there a way I can just click the two labels 35.33' and 9.67' and have them automatically add together. Just a thought. trying to make the time consuming tasks a bit faster.
Are they Text objects [or maybe Mtext, though there's no reason for them to be], or Dimensions with their dimension and extension lines suppressed? If they're Text, what is their justification?
They are annotative line labels. This is the text component of the label style.
<[General Segment Length(Uft|P2|RN|AP|GC|U3|Sn|OF)]>
That's beyond my experience, but if no one who knows more about them jumps in, and if you post a [small] .DWG file with a few in it, maybe it won't be hard to figure something out.
Here is a drawing with some parcels, with labels and some examples. I used to work for a company that had a custom command for this but obviously I couldn't take any of the commands when I left.
We use C3D but rarely deal with parcels.
The problem is that whatever created the parcel boundary, it created a 5-sided figure.
I checked the bearings to see if there was a deflection in the boundary between the 25.42' and the 19.58' and there is no deflection.
Even the BOUNDARY command will create a 5-side figure.
My suggestion is to grip each parcel boundary and then remove the extra vertex before you do your labeling. Sadly, when you remove a vertex, C3D should automatically correct the boundary labels, but it doesn't in my C3D 2020.
Of course you had better check to see if there really is a deflection before you remove a vertex.
Also, sadly, there appears to be no AutoLisp access to the parcel segment label value. @Jeff_M (Jeff Mishler), a master in the C3D forum, may be able to provide you a better answer.
John F. Uhden
I am still trying to complete my degree in CIV3D styles some ten years later, it can be just so hard, I would suggest you can add a style that would be brg distance as 1 entry. Like John ask over at the CIV3D forum, I will have a look at what I have also. I have not done any parcels so can not help much.
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