This attribute will only exist if reading a graphical text entity.ĭefault: not applicable, since this is a Reader-only attribute. The justification of the text relative to its insert point. Indicates if the shape text, as defined in the shape file, is vertical or horizontal.Īutocad_normal | autocad_upside_down | autocad_backwards | autocad_upsidedown_backwards The width of the text as defined in shape file. The height of the text as defined in shape file.
The angle for the text as defined in shape file. AutoCAD shape files hold font and symbol definitions Esri shapefiles hold spatial features. The name of the file which contains the text font 1 AutoCAD shape files should not be confused with Esri shapefiles. The name of the shape which contains the text font definition. The name of the file which contains fonts for large character sets.
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The Windows font pitch and family identifier for the related text style. Whether the TrueType font related to the text style has italic formatting. The Windows TrueType font character set identifier for the related text style. Whether the TrueType font related to the text style has bold formatting. Note that if autocad_justification is set to autocad_baseline_left for this text, then the alignment point attributes will match the text entity location.ĭefault: x, y, and z value of text alignment point This is because when performing an AutoCAD-to-AutoCAD translation, these alignment attributes override the autocad_justification attribute. To override the justification of source AutoCAD dataset, you need to remove these alignment attributes from the feature and then set the autocad_justfication attribute. This is primarily of use when performing an AutoCAD-to-AutoCAD translation. This location is used in conjunction with the justification and the feature location to place the text correctly. The oblique angle of the text, which causes the entity to lean to the right or left of vertical, where positive numbers indicate to the right.įor convenience, the AutoCAD reader and writer will treat the range of values from 275.0.360.0, as an alternative specification of the range from -85.0.0. Range: 64-bit floating point number > 0 and <= 10000 However, this doesn’t affect the weight (i.e., boldness) of the text string. The scaling applied in the x direction which makes the text wider or narrower. This value is used preferentially to set the text size when writing a text entity. The text height of an entity before a potential transformation, such as a User Coordinate System, is applied by the AutoCAD reader. If this attribute is specified on an autocad_text feature, a multiline text entity will be created and written instead of a single-line text entity. The name of the TrueType font used to display the text string.įor text entities, this attribute is only used by the AutoCAD writer, since single-line text entities do not have support for TrueType fonts. This value is used preferentially to set the text rotation when writing a text entity.
The rotation of the text of an entity before a potential transformation, such as a User Coordinate System, is applied by the AutoCAD reader.
To set the contents of a text entity when writing, the value of this attribute is used in preference to autocad_text_string. When reading, this is converted into autocad_text_string. The contents of a text entity including the character codes used to define its style and formatting. A text entity is represented by a single coordinate and the following attributes. You are here: Popular Formats > Autodesk AutoCAD DWG/DXF Reader/Writer > Feature Representation > Text Entities Text Entitiesįeatures with autocad_entity set to autocad_text are stored in and read from drawing files as text entities.
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