Lee Chu Chu Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 I have the command syntax in my lisp file to create a splined Mleader but I when I try to add text to the Mleader using the Mleader settings, I end up getting text at the landing. How can I put the text at the arrowhead? Quote
Tharwat Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 I think you should modify the setting of the Mleader settings first then you 'd get it accordingly . Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 10, 2014 Author Posted July 10, 2014 I've already played around with a lot of the Mleader settings and cant seem to be able to get what I want. I basically have my own Mleaderstyle and tried modifying the settings as much as I can but cant seem to be able to get the text at the arrow head. It always ends up next to the landing which not what I want. Have you been able to find any settings that will allow me to do this? Quote
Tharwat Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 Can you show the problem with a drawing with an image ? with your codes ( if are there ) ? Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 10, 2014 Author Posted July 10, 2014 (setvar "orthomode" 0) (setvar "clayer" "layer_0") (setvar "cmleaderstyle" "style_25") (command "mleader" "C" "L" "O" "L" "P" "X") Quote
Tharwat Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 Upload the a drawing that have the Mleader style Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 10, 2014 Author Posted July 10, 2014 How do I upload an image? Sorry, I am such a newbie on these forums. Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 10, 2014 Author Posted July 10, 2014 . Dont worry, figured it out. Here it is. So instead of having the R at the landing, I want the R at the arrowhead. Quote
Dadgad Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 You won't find any OOTB way to do that, although I would be surprised if Tharwat doesn't come up with something for you. You could of course do this with a simple spline defined leader, and an unattached mtext. I use those myself, but with the arrow attached to the item being referenced, rather than the test note, as is the norm. When done that way, I think they look better, as the mtext position is adjustable to one's liking, and not dictated by the landing attachment position choices available in the multileader definition dialogue. Quote
Tharwat Posted July 10, 2014 Posted July 10, 2014 How do I upload an image? Sorry, I am such a newbie on these forums. Go down to the right side hand and press to Go advanced when you 'd like to reply to thread then after that from the attachment button you can add images or drawings according to file formats that are available in the list . Upload a drawing with your desired result with the Mleader Style that you are using , which is style_25 to be able to reply to your request . Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 11, 2014 Author Posted July 11, 2014 You won't find any OOTB way to do that, although I would be surprised if Tharwat doesn't come up with something for you.You could of course do this with a simple spline defined leader, and an unattached mtext. I use those myself, but with the arrow attached to the item being referenced, rather than the test note, as is the norm. When done that way, I think they look better, as the mtext position is adjustable to one's liking, and not dictated by the landing attachment position choices available in the multileader definition dialogue. Ok, I am trying to use the one function in order to draw the splined leader and to have that R annotation. Any syntax in LISP that allows you to do that? Quote
Lee Chu Chu Posted July 11, 2014 Author Posted July 11, 2014 Go down to the right side hand and press to Go advanced when you 'd like to reply to thread then after that from the attachment button you can add images or drawings according to file formats that are available in the list . Upload a drawing with your desired result with the Mleader Style that you are using , which is style_25 to be able to reply to your request . This is my desired result. Note where the annotation "R" is. What I have atm is the R at the landing but I want to have the R at the arrowhead as per this image. Quote
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