+5The FME is upgraded to Build 22311: How to align points converted from texts as per their (texts) alignment in AutoCAD table?
In the screenshot below, texts contained in an AutoCAD table are “middle right” aligned. How to keep this alignment as they are converted to points so that they are kept vertically aligned?
The dwg file is attached
Best answer by chrisatsafe
It’s set but with no effect of the points. They are kept in the same place
Ah you are looking for aligning the point rather than the justification (or both). You can try using the TopologyBuilder, AnchoredSnapper, and Offsetter to control where the insertion point.
Here is an example, you'll likely need to play with the values and filtering, etc.
+2Hi @jamal ,
You should be able to preserve this by setting the autocad_justification format attribute to autocad_middle_right as outlined in this article: https://community.safe.com/s/article/text-justification
Hope that helps!
+5I couldn’t figure out how to set “autocad_justification” to be “autocad_middle_right”
+2I couldn’t figure out how to set “autocad_justification” to be “autocad_middle_right”
Connect an AttributeManager to the GeometryCoercer's coerced output port, then in the AttributeManager type autocad_justification into a new row in the Input Attribute column and set the attribute value accordingly.
+5It’s set but with no effect of the points. They are kept in the same place
+2It’s set but with no effect of the points. They are kept in the same place
Ah you are looking for aligning the point rather than the justification (or both). You can try using the TopologyBuilder, AnchoredSnapper, and Offsetter to control where the insertion point.
Here is an example, you'll likely need to play with the values and filtering, etc.
+5Thank you very much for the help. It works fine. Just I need to work on better aligning the Arabic fonts
