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Label height issue

2009-03-25View Original

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Who knows how to change the font size of dimensions in the same CAD drawing? Suddenly it’s no longer possible to make changes
Reply #22009-03-25
There are several methods: 1. Set different annotation styles. 2. Set different global scales. 3. Select the label that needs to be modified, and in the properties dialog box, change the text height (or global scale). When using labels with different font heights in the same diagram, it is best to set up label styles with various scales first, as this makes things easier to use.
Reply #32009-03-25
I agree with the second floor’s opinion; if nothing else works, zooming in and out should still be an option! Make sure the font height is not less than 2.5 mm; otherwise, it will be difficult to read when printed.
Reply #42009-03-25
Click the annotation style, then modify the font size in the text
Reply #52009-03-25
Double-click to select the font and change its height; if it’s an automatic annotation, it needs to be decomposed first before changes can be made
Reply #62009-03-25
Select the text style in the format field; sometimes, the height of the text you are currently using can affect the height of the text in your annotation style. It’s best to keep these two heights consistent, otherwise you may encounter situations where changes cannot be made.
Reply #72009-03-25
For this kind of problem, checking the pinned post or the tutorials or thinking about it on your own will easily solve it – is it really necessary to ask?
Reply #82009-03-26
1. List—view the annotation style. 2. D—select the annotation style, then go to Modify > Text and adjust the text height there.

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