We have some problems with the text height in views with a different scale. For example in 1:200 the text height feels correct and at 1:50 it is too large.
For this reason, IĀ“m building a script, which copies the text objects, changes the font size and hides the āoldā ones. Unfortunately, this is no clean solution, because of the āparallelā working.
Is there any way to manipulate the text height in a specific view, where it appears too large, without changing the appearance in the other view which shows the same plan in a different scale?
Hi @MartinSpence,
thanks for taking the time to answer to my question
But what happens if a text element is shown in two views? For example one is 1:50 and the other one 1:100. If I change the type in one view, it will change in the other view, too.
This would be a problem, because in the 1:100 the fontsize is quite nice.
If I print both plans at the same time I would have a problem, because 1:100 has would have a wrong size, because I optimised it for the 1:50 view
Text element are annotations and thus view specific. This is what would enable us to call the owner view. 3D elements donāt have this ability.
So I think the approach I suggested will work. If your text elements are in groups, there might be an issue though.
Test it and see how it goes