Piron88
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Good morning to all
I am introducing this convenient annotative function in my work (architecture sector) lately, which allows me to save text and layer styles (no longer having to create a layer for quotas or texts in scale 1:100 and one in scale 1:200 )
taken by the enthusiasm I did the same with all the geometric objects that I use in the design phase (internal and external furnishings, annotation symbols, plants etc. ), without realizing that I was taking the longest step of the leg.
It happened that in the layout window for the layout of a table in scale 1:200 (in this case the plan of a building ) I have access to a layer containing annotative blocks (of the bushes as external furniture ) and synchronizing the annotative scale with that of the window I realized that rightly the bushes increased in size (double for precision, acting precisely as they were texts ). correct as a concept, but to me the bushes serve in original size, and in that scale they had to be smaller. the only way to avoid this would be to remove the "annotative" check from the bush block. but to me the blocks serve annotative because I use the annotative function to show or hide certain annotative objects (blocks, on the same layer ) that on that scale compared to other blocks, must be displayed. Is there a way for an object to be annotated without this change in size?
I am introducing this convenient annotative function in my work (architecture sector) lately, which allows me to save text and layer styles (no longer having to create a layer for quotas or texts in scale 1:100 and one in scale 1:200 )
taken by the enthusiasm I did the same with all the geometric objects that I use in the design phase (internal and external furnishings, annotation symbols, plants etc. ), without realizing that I was taking the longest step of the leg.
It happened that in the layout window for the layout of a table in scale 1:200 (in this case the plan of a building ) I have access to a layer containing annotative blocks (of the bushes as external furniture ) and synchronizing the annotative scale with that of the window I realized that rightly the bushes increased in size (double for precision, acting precisely as they were texts ). correct as a concept, but to me the bushes serve in original size, and in that scale they had to be smaller. the only way to avoid this would be to remove the "annotative" check from the bush block. but to me the blocks serve annotative because I use the annotative function to show or hide certain annotative objects (blocks, on the same layer ) that on that scale compared to other blocks, must be displayed. Is there a way for an object to be annotated without this change in size?