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MText Height vs Text Formatting Height - Need to Change All to a Different Height

ILoveMadoka

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10 hours ago, ILoveMadoka said:

Again, thank you everyone.

I ran across this after the fact and I love it... (Thanks once more to LeeMac!!)

I wanted to post this for anyone who may need it in the future.

 

You're welcome! I'm glad my old posts are still proving useful!

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marko_ribar
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Try this mod...   (defun C:UnFormat-MTEXT ( / select ss txt entity ) (initget "All Select") (setq select (getkword "\nSelect text to change [All/Select] <Select> : ")) (if select

mhupp
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From what i remember about AutoCAD your standard style text height is set to 0.0938 and is overwriting anything you change it to. if you change that value to 0 it defualts to user defined heights. thi

ILoveMadoka
ILoveMadoka

It was really strange, if I ran the stripmtext on  a single string it worked if I tried larger selections sets it did not. I saw the formatting for the height was there but didn't know how t

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Found this lisp and this is what I looked for!

Tahnks guys!

 

HAve only one more thing to do. After using code it is replacing diameter ∅ symbol Ř. It is possible maybe to add to code to replace Ř to %%c after unformat or ∅ to %%c before unformat?

Tried but without luck...

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Great!

Wonderful to have found the same problem already all solved!

Greetings

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