LISP for text to multileader?

[jboyceQPURR]

Whenever I export from Revit to CAD, all the annotations get broken up, so it's MTEXT and then the arrow/line are separate. Is there a lisp to convert all that text and make a multileader out of it? I don't wanna copy and paste each one into a multileader.

Thanks!

[devitg]

Please upload a sample dwg

[sean.keohane · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I'm not sure where I got this one but it copies a selected text string to a multileader, might be what you need.

regards

Sean

[jboyceQPURR]

That was it! thank you very much. 

[Imanthie_BandaraCPANR]

Hello, what's the command I need to use after loading this lisp?

[jboyceQPURR]

"AM"

[Sea-Haven]

in most lisps posted here you will see (defun C:..... the C: implies this defun can be invoked by typing its name as a command. A simple method so you dont forgot how to run.

Look at end of code.

  )
  (princ)
) 

change to 
  )
(princ "\nTo run command Type AM ")
  (princ)
) 

[Imanthie_BandaraCPANR]

I loaded the lisp gave the command "AM" gave the leader location. When I enter the leader remained. The text disappears. Can you help ,e to solve this please, Thank you!!

[jboyceQPURR]

Click on the text first. Then type "am". Hit enter. Then click where you want the leader pointer, then click again to place the text. 

[jboyceQPURR]

Type "am"

Hit enter

Left click where you want the leader arrow 

Left click again where you want the text to go 

Make sure your multileader is set to a proper text leader.