HI All,
I like to know if I can rotate "InRoads Survey Custom Operations" like
AC="Cellname" or 'Textlines with the acutal angle of the line that is already started:
FWD:example
POS 34FCRD N: 5507977.325 E: 3405893.521 Z: 250.432CODE WTRLN ST ATTR LBZ MMK 22° POS 35FCRD N: 5507966.843 E: 3405886.919 Z: 250.583CODE 929 ATTR LBZ MMK 45° POS 36FCRD N: 5507953.244 E: 3405877.420 Z: 250.827CODE 929 ATTR LBZ MMK 22°
My code WTRLN starts a line (ST) and I like to draw the attribute LBZ at every point rotated 90° to this line segment like this:
But I can not find a setting how to set this angle.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
What about using the same relative rotation in the point named symbology?
Charles (Chuck) Rheault CADD Manager
MDOT State Highway Administration
If you assign a named symbology with the plan or default text rotation to relative to object, and a 90 degree rotation,
Yes, this rotates my text '$(ELEVATION) but NOT the AC=$(SYM) where SYM is a attribut of the point and is my cell name
example custom operation:
LV=SSN_NAR_NACHR_STEUERKABEL_SYAC=$(SYM)RESETLV=SSN_NAR_NACHR_STEUERKABEL_HOEHE_TXDX=-1DY=-4'$(ELEVATION)RESET
That the last hurdle:
Regards
Frank
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If you assign a named symbology with the plan or default text rotation to relative to object, and a 90 degree rotation, the custom codes for that Alpha Code should rotate to the segment begins with that particular point.
I have used this with a pipe invert code and a zero angle to place text aligned with the pipe. As I recall, the last point, which has no following segment will use the same rotation as the previous point.