Hi @nurcanyilmaz94
Did you try t use the transformer Labeller?

Thanks,
Danilo
Hi @nurcanyilmaz94
Did you try t use the transformer Labeller?

Thanks,
Danilo
Yes, I use it. But label height is compulsory, so te annotations never get smaller when i get smaller the point
Hi @nurcanyilmaz94,
Not sure if this answers your question, but I put together a sample workspace that might help: annotationsize.fmwt
Please note, the text height parameter controls the height of the labels, measured in ground units. You can either enter a number, or take the value of a feature attribute by selecting the attribute name from the pull-down list. In my example, I have set the text height based on the PID attribute (randomly generated # in the shapefile's attribute) to get text heights of 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, and 14.
If you wish to use Annotative Scaling, you need to use the DWGStyler. Adding scale to annotative dimensions should be similar to the process outlined in the linked article (note: the annotative scales will not show up in the FME Data Inspector). If you open the output DWG in AutoCAD and select one of the labels, the scaled annotation will also appear. The annotation scales that I set were 1:20 and 1:100 in the DWGStyler.
AutoCAD Output (Showing Annotation Scales)

FME Data Inspector

Hope this helps.
- Chris