Hi @jjaksic22,

I think there a few options. You can change set the horizontal alignment of text features in AutoCAD using the autocad_justification attribute. Look for this method here: Autocad text entitities

The other option would be to use Mtext entities, which allow for multiple rows within a single element. You can find more about the attributes of those here: Autocad multi text enitities

I hope this will work for you.

I'm not sure I understand. If puting the 2nd number under the first one, a simple StringReplacer (change <space> sign to <newline> sign) followed by DWGStyler (choose Multi-Text) will do the trick.

Also DWGStyler already has Justification drop-down menu if necesary.

Please tell me if it's something else.

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Mine first post was confusing. Here is what I want:

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Hope this can be achieved. Sorry for your time lost.

Hi @jjaksic22,

if you want a single list for all coördinates, you could use an Aggregator transformer. You can select the autocad_text_string or fme_text_string attribute under 'Attributes to Concatenate'. Next as a Separator Character you open the Text Editor and change the comma in a hard return.

You'll have your list ready. You just need to rename the attribute to autocad_mtext_string.

I hope this solves your issue.

Thanks @lars_de_vries. This is close to a solution. In attribute autocad_mtext_string I get exactly what I need. From FME Data Inspector I can copy all the text to Autocad MTEXT. That works. The problem is with DWG WRITER. I've got a block reference with all the features at their original locations while I want one feature with content of the autocad_mtext_string attribute. Can this be solved too?

Thanks for the effort.

Hi @jjaksic22,

If it is about writing mtext instead of blocks, I think you will have to set the attribute 'autocad_entity' to value 'autocad_multi_text'.

If you are reading blocks, you should turn on the reader parameter 'Explode Blocks into Entities'.

I hope this solves your issue.