Using 'place note' to place text with a box around the text. The note places correctly but then after clicking the next command, the box rotates 45 degrees. The text does not rotate, nor does the leader... just the box. What is causing this to occur? Using Connect 10.1200.40
I believe Defect # 996507 which was previously raised addresses this issue. It appears to be fixed in Update 13 which is due for release very soon.
RegardsAndrew BellTechnical SupportBentley Systems
Andrew - can you verify if the text frame rotation has been corrected in release 13. We are on release 12 and are experiencing the problem which is causing major headaches. I work for the Army Corps of Engineers and we cannot just grab the latest release, it has to go through a check and approval process, but I can request that 13 be approved since it is available now.
I have noticed that this is almost random..I can't pinpoint when the text frame rotation will happen nor in what context it happens, but it's always after the first note placement for us. And the frame rotates on notes if they are moved or copied....
Respectfully,
Michael Brennan, P.E.
The specific defect # 996507 was tested in CONNECT Edition (Update 13) using the file supplied by the user that started this post. The developers found it was not reproducible using newly created design files but they could reproduce using the supplied file. It has been approved to be fixed in a future release which has not yet been specified.
Hi Andrew
I am falling over this issue in Microstation CE U13.1
The issue only appears when the Place Note is operated far from GLOBAL ORIGIN (and see below)
An example is where a Geographic Coordinate System is in use but the text is being placed in a Auxiliary Coordiate system with ORIGIN far from GLOBAL ORIGIN.
Also, appears to only occur in DRAWING MODEL (D01 in example) with the above characterstics.
Attached is a file, created new (from local template, not out of the box Bentley) STYLE used for text is ACNZ.
TEXTBOX.dgn
Greg Smith
Microstation 10.17.01.058
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