Leaderboard

Guys check out GCEN this is geometric centre of a pline, Bricscad & Acad. (setq pt (osnap (vlax-curve-getStartPoint (vlax-ename->vla-object (entlast))) "gcen"))

Both the PICKBOX and APERTURE variables can be changed at the command line merely by typing the variable's name, pressing the Enter key then changing the value. You are making this way more complicated than it needs to be. And like I said in my first post, these are two different variables so you must be aware of which one it is you want to change.

You usually have to create the acaddoc.lsp. See if ACADDOC.lsp Creator | Lee Mac Programming (lee-mac.com) helps.

"Sorry but I didn't understand what I have to do" Try different numbers Pickbox 10 would be fairly big same with Apperture, the 4k screens suffer here and as they default to say 4 but are very small. You can change as often as you like set it to what you like. Try different numbers.

As I stated, they are not on the same plane, so they need moved in Model Space to the same plane or put the text, splines and arrows into Paper Space. As shown in Cad64's image, they are far from each other. Going to 2D wireframe just keeps the solid from blocking the arrows.

The spline is not the problem. The problem is that the text and leaders are physically behind a wall. Draworder can't change the fact that they are behind a solid object. You have to move them in front of the solid object or put them in paper space.

The problem is that your arrows and text are far behind the 3D solid, which is basically a wall that's blocking everything behind it. I went into model space and moved the arrows and text in front of the object and now they display correctly. When working with 3D objects, it's better to add text in paper space to avoid these kinds of issues.

Must be something bugged with the export. Ran this on the viewport. ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Dump all properties for selected objects (defun C:VDumpIt (/ SS) (if (setq SS (ssget)) (foreach ent (vl-remove-if 'listp (mapcar 'cadr (ssnamex ss))) (vlax-Dump-Object (vlax-Ename->Vla-Object ent) t) ) ) (textscr) (princ) ) ; CustomScale = 0.0104166666666667 ; StandardScale = 24 ; StandardScale2 = NIL Look in Revit to see if their is a "named" scale of 24 there. or its the 24th viewport or its on the 24th tab. Also used this lisp to double check the scale. Model size X:3826.145 Y:2171.501 View port: X:39.856 Y:22.620 Ratio: 0.010416 When trying to change the text size of the dimensions i did notice. input 5 it became 12.7 input 10 it became 25.4 50 to 127.00