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  • April 12, 2013
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Hi,

 

 

Im trying to scale a text with a factor 1000.0. In the Parameters I set the Text Scaling to Location and Size. But only the Location is scaled, not the size. When I convert the database data to an AutoCAD drawing and I open the drawing, the text has still the wrong size. Is this a bug, am I doing something wrong or.....? I'm using Workbench 2010.

 

 

TIA

 

 

Regards Leo

Best answer by sigtill

Hi Leo!

 

 

Thats a very old version. Not sure if something have happened with newer version.

 

 

For FME2013 there is a transformer AutoCADReprojector   "This transformer reprojects the geometry of features, then reprojects all attributes containing locations. This can be useful in cases like reprojecting autocad features that contain text or blocks."

 

 

Which reprojects certain attributes. I think you need ot expose the AutoCAD-specific features for your text-objects - and then scale these "manually" - because they are not stored as the "geometry" of the object itself
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  • April 12, 2013
Hi Leo!

 

 

Thats a very old version. Not sure if something have happened with newer version.

 

 

For FME2013 there is a transformer AutoCADReprojector   "This transformer reprojects the geometry of features, then reprojects all attributes containing locations. This can be useful in cases like reprojecting autocad features that contain text or blocks."

 

 

Which reprojects certain attributes. I think you need ot expose the AutoCAD-specific features for your text-objects - and then scale these "manually" - because they are not stored as the "geometry" of the object itself

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