eliminate automatic note from the feature hole

[MORENO100]

Hello everyone,
I have been working with proes for years and I have never been familiar with the annotations in the environment part or together because I was continually disturbed by the massive presence of the notes of the holes features.

the main question is: since I do not use them, is there a way to disable the automatic creation of these annotations? I tried to change the "callout_format" setting but I can't get the desired result.

Or do you have any other method to manage/disable?
thanks and good day.

 

[nicksoft]

file -> options -> display entity -> shows annotations all disabled;
instead you can try a less brutal way, imposed in the config.pro the variable
def_layer layer_note notes
so that those holes notes automatically go to the "note" layer every time you create a hole, and then turn off the level.

 

[nicksoft]

or you could make a macro that performs:

model - hole - threaded - note and turn off the note; Now you just have to recheck the type of hole you want and it creates it without the note.

then you put the macro in the menu bar and you're fine.

 

[MORENO100]

thanks for the answers.
for the moment I think the best thing I can do is this:
- I create together a known layer that includes all annotations that start with the name "note*" and turn it off.
- extending the new layer to all parts assembled with the command "extend rules"
- I created a macro that creates a annotation, leaving me the chance to change his name. to avoid the filter of the layer previously created, I will add for example one a (naote_?) after the "n" of notes.

I wanted to try to set up all this new management, to use in the environment together of the annotations that recall the parameters of the components on which they are attacked using the syntax (&denomination:att_mdl).
I think they can be comfortable in case I need to create some quick illustration, exploiting the styles of views of asms and not the limited ones of drw.
I hope that soon make possible visual drw display styles set in the asm.