Keynote tags: Multiple lines of text and leader origin

[goodtastingsteak]

Hi all,

I did a search on keynotes but couldn't find the specific information I was looking for. Hoping someone can help me out :) Just starting out to use keynotes so it's been a little slow but I'm hoping it'll pay off later!

I have my custom keynote tag set up so I can switch between the number w/ a box and 2 different types of text (one that is medium-length and another that is smaller in length) to allow for different word wrapping.

Is there a way to make it such that the leader always starts at the top line of text in the situations where there are multiple lines of text?

Thanks!

[greg.mcdowell]

No there is not. It always starts at the middle.

[mthurnauer]

You can use this trick from DesignReform to make a keynote annotation tag that will force the leader to start from the top:
http://designreform.net/2010/03/revit-multi-line-workaround-generic-annotations/

[iankids]

You can use this trick from DesignReform to make a keynote annotation tag that will force the leader to start from the top:
http://designreform.net/2010/03/revit-multi-line-workaround-generic-annotations/


Thanks for the link mthurnauer, very good work around.

Cheers,

Ian