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Ask everyone for advice: I use 1: Drawing at the scale of 1, enlarge the No. 0 drawing 8 times. If you want to use the No. 0 (or No. 1) drawing, what size should be the appropriate label font? What about the font of the details column? Can it be like this?: Picture No. 0 used size 5 characters before enlarging it. After enlarging it 8 times, it becomes 5×8=40 characters high? Is there any way to preview whether the font settings in the actual drawing are reasonable? Thanks in advance!
The general label font setting is 3. If you want to enlarge the drawing 8 times, then set the label font height to 24. It is best to separate the font style used for labeling from the font style used for other purposes. If you want the font on the drawing to be printed as 5, you should initially set the font height to 40, because your ratio is 1: 8. Don’t worry about the font height of the title bar, because when you enlarge the picture frame, the title bar will also enlarge. If you want to see the final effect, you can print a preview, or you can print out a copy and have a look.
Don’t worry about the font height of the title bar, because when you enlarge the picture frame, the title bar will also enlarge. You should be able to set it up in the style first.
If you are strict, there should be corresponding standards. If not, just multiply by the magnification factor. But if there is a corner stamp, the corner stamp should not be enlarged.
Oh, thank you everyone, I will set it up like this first, haha
You can also enlarge the picture first, then edit the properties of a word or a line of words, and then brush it again! Still very useful!