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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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<strong>Fundamentals</strong>. Two-Dimensional <strong>Design</strong><br />

This parameter can have five values:<br />

“Lower Limit” - The string text is positioned above the attachment point at the distance defined by<br />

the font size; multiline text and table are attached at their lower boundary; in the case of the paragraph<br />

text, this defines the vertical justification of the text contents along the bottom margin;<br />

“Lower Base” - The string text will be positioned immediately above the attachment point; for the<br />

rest of text types this parameter is equivalent to the previous one;<br />

“Center” - The string, multiline text and table are centered with respect to the attachment point; the<br />

contents of the paragraph text are vertically centered;<br />

“Upper Base” - The string text is positioned immediately under the attachment point; multiline text<br />

and table are attached at the upper boundary; the contents of the paragraph text are top-aligned<br />

vertically;<br />

“Upper Limit” - The string text is positioned under the attachment point at the distance defined by<br />

the font size; for the rest of text types this parameter is equivalent to the previous one.<br />

Rotation angle. Defines the Rotation angle of the text with respect to the horizontal coordinate axis in<br />

degrees. Positive rotation is counterclockwise.<br />

Symmetric. This parameter defines “mirror” text mode.<br />

General system parameters Color, Level, Layer, Priority.<br />

Force Parameter dialog box for each new text created. This parameter makes sense only for the string<br />

text. If it is set, then the contents of the string text being created can be defined on the additional tab<br />

“Contents” of the parameters dialog box. Otherwise, the special text editor is invoked.<br />

“Font” Tab<br />

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Name. This parameter defines the font name and type.<br />

T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> supports use of the two types of fonts:<br />

the TrueType ( ) fonts that are the Windows standard,<br />

and the vector font format .SHX ( ). The fonts of the<br />

TrueType and SHX formats are distinguished in the<br />

font menu by the respective icons before the font name.<br />

Size. Defines the vertical size of capital letters (for<br />

example, the height of the character “A”).<br />

Oblique Angle. Defines the oblique angle of the font.<br />

The normal (vertical) font has the slant angle equal to<br />

90°. The slant angle of 75° makes the font Italic. This<br />

parameter is of higher priority than the parameter<br />

“Style”.<br />

Line Spacing. Defines the spacing between the<br />

neighboring lines of a multiline text. Line interval is<br />

defined in relative units. To calculate the absolute value<br />

of the line spacing, multiply this parameter by the font height.<br />

Character Spacing. Defines additional spacing between the two neighboring characters in a line. The value<br />

of this parameter is also relative. To calculate the absolute value of the character spacing, multiply this<br />

parameter by the font height.<br />

Clear background. This parameter is used for padding the text outline box with the drawing background<br />

color. Clearing background may be convenient when displaying text over hatches, fills, etc.

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