giaconet
2007-06-19, 09:41 AM
When you work in a corresponding unit not equal to millimeters in model space you have a problem to labeling view.
A Sheet set manager import of a view to a paper space layout probably create a block object to labeling view.
This block contains a reference to the view scale but in not correct value.
To resolve this reconfigure scale attribute definition by correcting default string attribute in this (make changes to yours parameters):
%<\AcSm ?View.ViewportScale \f "%lu2%qf2816%ct9[10]">%
In format string definition (after \f code) you find:
%lu2 --->to say Decimal value formatting
%qf2816 --->to say no last zeros formatting (I'm not sure of this because I'm not find QFormat enum list)
IMPORTANT
%ct9[10] --->to apply a number factor, ten in this case, to the value of viewport scale
IMPORTANT
Adjust your correcting factor to yours benefit.
To write the field in attribute, copy string field in preferred editor, correct it, and paste in attribute default text in the dialog box, as show in image attached.
The string field change in ViewportScale grey text.
At this point you can redefine label view block.
Thank for attention.
Thanks to the forum's user. Your's messages help me to resolve problem in an elegant way.
A Sheet set manager import of a view to a paper space layout probably create a block object to labeling view.
This block contains a reference to the view scale but in not correct value.
To resolve this reconfigure scale attribute definition by correcting default string attribute in this (make changes to yours parameters):
%<\AcSm ?View.ViewportScale \f "%lu2%qf2816%ct9[10]">%
In format string definition (after \f code) you find:
%lu2 --->to say Decimal value formatting
%qf2816 --->to say no last zeros formatting (I'm not sure of this because I'm not find QFormat enum list)
IMPORTANT
%ct9[10] --->to apply a number factor, ten in this case, to the value of viewport scale
IMPORTANT
Adjust your correcting factor to yours benefit.
To write the field in attribute, copy string field in preferred editor, correct it, and paste in attribute default text in the dialog box, as show in image attached.
The string field change in ViewportScale grey text.
At this point you can redefine label view block.
Thank for attention.
Thanks to the forum's user. Your's messages help me to resolve problem in an elegant way.