Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone knew of a Lisp or Script that would allow me to generate consistant scalebars according to the scale of a VP in Layout?
Any help is much appriciated.
Thanks, Daniel S.
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone knew of a Lisp or Script that would allow me to generate consistant scalebars according to the scale of a VP in Layout?
Any help is much appriciated.
Thanks, Daniel S.
snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com (Dan S.) wrote in news:c25a73bc.0309090632.12c0e979 @posting.google.com:
define consistant scalebars, please. graphic scales?
do you put them in paper space or model space?
do you use fonts with fixed text height?
inquiring minds want to know.
Could you not place a scalebar in modelspace? In the layout, copy a vport that is at the correct scale and pan within the vport until the scalebar is visible?
John B
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I do mean a Graphic scalebar which would be placed in modelspace and brought through in a VP, Therefore the text would have to adjust to the scale of the VP in order to make it 1/8" by standard (so the font size is not fixed).
Is there any other info i'm leaving out?
I do mean a Graphic scalebar which would be placed in modelspace and brought through in a VP, Therefore the text would have to adjust to the scale of the VP in order to make it 1/8" by standard (so the font size is not fixed).
Is there any other info i'm leaving out?
Actually that is what we do now, aside from copying the VP. But the thing is, I'm looking for something that will make the process alot quicker. especialy because alot of people in my office use Acad with no formal training, which is a freaken nightmare when it comes to standards and just consistancy issues. One project that went out had 4 drawings with at lease 15 layouts in each, all with different Graphic scalebars. There inlies the nightmare!!!
Thanks for the suggestion though. Dan s.
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