+3I can group separate features together for labelling purposes and this is what the attribute looks like as an autocad_mtext_string
However, I can only assign one colour by using this approach.
How can I assign separate colours to lines of text within a grouped mtext string so it looks like this?
Best answer by caracadrian
Autocad sets color in mtext via \Ccolor_number in strings and font via \fFONT_NAME.
Using this in LabelPointReplacer:
\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
This string in LabelPointReplacer:
\fISOCPEUR|b0|i0;\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
I also attached a sample workspace.
+23Autocad sets color in mtext via \Ccolor_number in strings and font via \fFONT_NAME.
Using this in LabelPointReplacer:
\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
This string in LabelPointReplacer:
\fISOCPEUR|b0|i0;\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
I also attached a sample workspace.
+3Autocad sets color in mtext via \Ccolor_number in strings and font via \fFONT_NAME.
Using this in LabelPointReplacer:
\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
This string in LabelPointReplacer:
\fISOCPEUR|b0|i0;\C3;How now green cow
\C7;How now black cow
\C5;How now blue cowgives this result:
I also attached a sample workspace.
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