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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Note that on subsequent calls to the command the type option will be turned on that was used in the<br />

previous command session. The default type is .<br />

The text being created can be positioned either in absolute coordinates (the option ), or attached to an<br />

Text<br />

existing node (the option ) to have its position adjust together with the position of the specified nodes. A<br />

string text can also be positioned at the specified vertical and horizontal offsets with respect to the<br />

attachment node.<br />

Besides that, the following additional options will be available in the automenu for a string text in order to<br />

relate it to construction entities (lines and circles ). Those allow defining the rotation angle and the<br />

shape of the text according to the position and shape of the construction entities.<br />

Text of any type can also be bound to the joint points between graphic lines belonging to <strong>2D</strong> fragments or<br />

<strong>2D</strong> projections (a <strong>2D</strong> node is automatically created when selecting such a point).<br />

Before you begin creating a text, you can set default parameters for all newly created text by using the option<br />

. Upon calling this option, the text parameters dialog box appears.<br />

Default Text Parameters<br />

“Style” Tab<br />

The first group of parameters – “Justification” -<br />

defines the element position with respect to its<br />

attachment point, as well is justification modes of the<br />

element contents with respect to its boundaries. The<br />

effect of these parameters is different for different types<br />

of text (see the respective sections for details).<br />

Justification - Horizontal. This parameter can take<br />

five values: “Left”, “Center”, “Right”,<br />

“Left&Center”, “Right&Center”.<br />

Generally, this parameter defines the way of<br />

positioning the text with respect to the attachment<br />

point, as well as the horizontal justification mode of<br />

the text contents. The combination values of the<br />

parameter, such as “Left&Center”, simultaneously<br />

define the text contents justification (the first value,<br />

along the left margin), and the attachment mode<br />

(centered with respect to the attachment element).<br />

The simple parameter value entries, such as “Left”, simultaneously set the justification of the text<br />

contents and the same attachment mode.<br />

When working with a paragraph text, the attachment mode is ignored, since this element is attached by<br />

two points. In the case of “Table”-type text, the text contents justification mode defined in this dialog box<br />

is ignored.<br />

Justification - Vertical. In the case of the paragraph text, this parameter defines the vertical justification of<br />

the text contents. In all other cases, it defines the way of positioning the text with respect to the<br />

attachment point. However, this parameter affects various types of text in the ways specific to each type.<br />

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