I am often ending up with long drawing labels that look like this:
But want them to look more like this (more convenient for laying out sheets where space is short):
So, I go into "edit drawing label layout" and I set up the title text box like this:
And I tick "wrap text", for that text box within the label layout.
But when I go back the the label itself, that text isn't wrapping - it still looks like this
Regardless of whether I set "label length mode" to "control point" or "fixed" or "auto fit". If I use "control point" it'll give me the blue square control point but it won't let me move it to the left at all, to force the text into two lines.
Is this not working or is it that I'm misunderstanding what "wrap text" means in that instance?
An alternative solution to this would be to give the label two fields in place of that one - "title" and "subtitle" or something like that. So that I can type into the OIP the title and then my subtitle (in this case it would be "as existing"). Is that possible?
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I am often ending up with long drawing labels that look like this:
But want them to look more like this (more convenient for laying out sheets where space is short):
So, I go into "edit drawing label layout" and I set up the title text box like this:
And I tick "wrap text", for that text box within the label layout.
But when I go back the the label itself, that text isn't wrapping - it still looks like this
Regardless of whether I set "label length mode" to "control point" or "fixed" or "auto fit". If I use "control point" it'll give me the blue square control point but it won't let me move it to the left at all, to force the text into two lines.
Is this not working or is it that I'm misunderstanding what "wrap text" means in that instance?
An alternative solution to this would be to give the label two fields in place of that one - "title" and "subtitle" or something like that. So that I can type into the OIP the title and then my subtitle (in this case it would be "as existing"). Is that possible?
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