one of my clients requires dwg files which have attributes in
theborder.
They supplied the border and I set up a slddrw template.
When I export the file the attributes seem to have a mind of theirown relating to line weight & colour.
This causes my client problems when printing as the text is sofeint you can not read it.
Text follows the rules of bylayer or specific colour, I cannot get the same rule from attributes.
I know there is an spr about editing blocks - attributes do notupdate there properties (e.i.) font won't change after exiting editblock) but....
can anyone offer relevant advice on how to export attributes sothat they have colour bylayer and a line weight bylayer?
They supplied the border and I set up a slddrw template.
When I export the file the attributes seem to have a mind of theirown relating to line weight & colour.
This causes my client problems when printing as the text is sofeint you can not read it.
Text follows the rules of bylayer or specific colour, I cannot get the same rule from attributes.
I know there is an spr about editing blocks - attributes do notupdate there properties (e.i.) font won't change after exiting editblock) but....
can anyone offer relevant advice on how to export attributes sothat they have colour bylayer and a line weight bylayer?
I try to export into dwg a block with attributes. There is what I got: in model space I find a block without attributes (named sw_note_o) . I find a second block (my block, named observatii) with attributes but this block is not inserted into model space
I need in model space this last block with attributes because I put into PDMWorks this dwg and this attributes fill some properties mapped in PDM.