I'm working on a couple projects for one client and have to meet some client standards and am a little stumped on how to get the text to work to match. In the attached image the C-01 sheet is from civil (CAD) and the A001 is my sheet (Revit.) They require RomanS which I have but I can't get the text to be any heavier. Text is the correct size and I have it checked to be bold - is there anything past that I can do?
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Good luck with all that.
Fun to hang out at Aaron's the other night btw.Tannar Z. Frampton ™
Frampton & Associates, Inc.
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Originally posted by cellophane View Postand they are using SHX... super. time to play with different fonts and see what is close.
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Originally posted by tzframpton View PostGood luck with all that.
Fun to hang out at Aaron's the other night btw.
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Just to tag on the end, I was asked to try and re-create similar RomanS (LWeight 0.2mm) label. RomanD Bold was the closest I could get if you have trouble changing opinion.
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Just to tag on the end, I was asked to try and re-create similar RomanS (LWeight 0.2mm) label. RomanD Bold was the closest I could get if you have trouble changing opinion.
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User Defined just declares how many rows there are. I *think* the only thing you can do is adjust the font size in the body, to make the rows expand or contract. But this entire thing is asinine. Again- If its the client making up these standards, ask them for the settings that they would like to see? Otherwise, explain to them that its not a configurable option in the software.
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Why is this forum being such a piece of crap?
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Originally posted by Twiceroadsfool View PostBut this entire thing is asinine. Again- If its the client making up these standards, ask them for the settings that they would like to see? Otherwise, explain to them that its not a configurable option in the software.They do have a rather lengthy standards document but it only relates to CAD and never gets into other software, probably because it is a municipal utility and 99% of the work they deal with comes from Civil.
Thanks for the help :thumbsup:
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