multiple layouts with text

[Anonymous]

hello

I have multiple layout with multiple text on layouts. I like to see if I can change space to model all at one command. change space works that I know one sheet at at time

ty

[CodeDing]

@Anonymous ,

EDIT:

This solution did not appear to be directly relevant to OPs concern. I have removed it.

Best,

~DD

[ChicagoLooper]

You can only do one layout at a time. Performing CHSPACE command on multiple layouts is not possible.

Example: You have 3 viewports on a layout tab: Plan view, Front elevation and Window sill detail. In modelspace, everything is drawn full scale (actual real life size) while each viewport uses a different scale. Since CHSPACE command on mtext will maintain 'paperspace' text height when your text jumps to model, your text height would need to vary depending on each individual viewport scale.

[CodeDing]

@ChicagoLooper  brings a good point. 

My command I believe will only bring all text relative to their position from 0,0 on their respective layouts, to the same relative position from 0,0 in model space. It is definitely NOT the same thing as the CHSPACE command...

[Sea-Haven]

It is possible to do multi layouts you would need to go to each layout and do chspace the issue may be the extents of the window you choose if automated or is it to get the title block into model. The text may need to be made fixed ht 1st.

[pbejse]

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@Anonymous wrote:

hello

I have multiple layout with multiple text on layouts. I like to see if I can change space to model all at one command. change space works that I know one sheet at at time

ty

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This could be really simple depending on the type of drawings you have. Do you have any of these on your sheets

• Polygonal Viewports
• Annotative TEXT/MTEXT
• etc.

Do you ahve any of those on your drawing?

Show us what you have @Anonymous