Change alignment direction arrow

[rmk]

where are the settings to change the alignment direction arrow. i have found the place to turn them off/on in the display tab.
but i cannot fine any other settings, i.e. arrow style etc.

[rkmcswain]

Are you talking about the arrow that is part of the Alignment Style (and not the Alignment Label Styles)?

[rmk]

Are you talking about the arrow that is part of the Alignment Style (and not the Alignment Label Styles)?

you got me there, i'm not sure. that's part of my problem. it shows up on the alignment at the mid point of each straight segment.


edit: it seems to be on the alignment style.

[rkmcswain]

Yes, and AFAIK, there is no way to change its properties.

[MMccall]

There are a few settings for the arrow at the bottom of the Markers tab of the alignment style but only some of the settings have any effect. The size value works but not the type of arrow. The arrow type seems to follow the leader arrow head set for the current dimension style. Switching to a different dimension style as the default changes the arrow head style used for the alignment. .... weird.

Based on Civil 3D 2015, sp3.

[rkmcswain]

There are a few settings for the arrow at the bottom of the Markers tab of the alignment style but only some of the settings have any effect. The size value works but not the type of arrow. The arrow type seems to follow the leader arrow head set for the current dimension style. Switching to a different dimension style as the default changes the arrow head style used for the alignment. .... weird.

I did not see that on the Markers tab. Thanks!

Okay, so it works the same way as you describe in Civil 3D 2017, and Civil 3D 2018, and Civil 3D 2019...........
Some bugs never get fixed.

[rmk]

I can't seem to duplicate this. Can you explain a little further in detail?

I changed the arrowhead in the current dimstyle, regen'd, but nothing changed. i am using 2016

[rkmcswain]

Change the "Leader" arrowhead type of the current Dimstyle (make sure you're not changing a style override).
Then Regen.

[rmk]

Change the "Leader" arrowhead type of the current Dimstyle (make sure you're not changing a style override).
Then Regen.

AHH, the "Leader" arrowhead type.....that did it. Thanks. Nothing like burying it deep.

[rkmcswain]

Yes, I suppose if you want to control that symbol via Dimstyle, you'll have to make sure you don't change the *current* dimstyle.