Hello
I'd like to know if anyone uses the "Link to Property" feature to add annotations on plans?
I can do it, but I would like my annotations to have two different font styles
Thank you and have a good day!
Uses concatenation:
- Property 1
- Property 2
- property = &property $1 & property 2
With a font for each property.
I don't know if it works...
Hello
If I understand correctly what you're asking, yes, we use this feature on all our assembly plans, so the annotations show the part code.
Two different styles in one note, I'm not sure it's possible, so why not insert 2 notes?
Not 2 notes because it's a translation
So I think it's not possible, except in bold italics or underlined...
Precisely I would just like to play on these parameters (bold / italic / underlined)!
An annotation with, for example:
CHASIS
FRAME
PAGE X
Using the properties of the 3D file
Is it something like my example in fact that you want to do (see attached image)?
font_sur_note_liee.jpg
Hello
Which version are you in?
I'm in 2013 SP4.0 and I can do what you ask! I've inserted 2 properties in a note, and I'm assigning different styles to each property.
screenshot074.jpg
It seems difficult to me that the styles are different in a single note automatically according to the 3D property without going through a macro!
Simply create a note with the desired properties and styles and right-click on that note, "Add to Library," to use it as a template!
It works if you use the 2 properties.
But you have to separate it in 2 if you want to do it in car
FYI...
In SolidWorks notes, it is possible to specify the font, size, and color of the text using HTML codification
Example in Notepad, write the text below
<face="Arial" color=0x00FF00FF size="8" style=BI>Sample text</font>
If you create a note in a drawing and paste that text into it, you'll see
Sample text
SolidWorks interprets the <Font>
but with an inversion of the RGB colors!! (the text appears in purple in SW but not on the forum)
If instead of "Sample text" you specify your example property
Material: $PRP:"Matter"
You will then be able to control what you want
<face it="Arial" color="Black" size="8" style=BI>Matter: $PRP:"Matter" </font>
<face="Century Gothic" color="Black" size="10" style=BUI>Code: $PRP:"Code" </font>
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