R = 0.0, = is the rotate, set to zero relative rotation If you do not see the linetype you need, click the Load button to peruse the default acad.lin file to load the desired linetype. Depending on your drawing, you may see the linetype you need, and you can simply load it. This will load the Linetype Manager dialog box. 1, = is the text height for this case, or scale of height set in text style The easiest way is to type LT in the command line. ) enclose string, stylename, and transform 2, = 0.5 is the amount of space before text *Imaginit, Solution Center - Solution Center - Solution Center - Solution Center -Ī.25,-.2,-.25
U= specifies upright or easy-to-read text.Ī= specifies absolute rotation of the text with respect to the origin that is, all text has the same rotation regardless of its position relative to the line.
R= specifies relative or tangential rotation with respect to the line Lets take a look at what the R U and A options can do for you. In 2011 they made a few changes that may make this easier for you. You may have done some custom linestypes in the past and had some issues with the rotation specifically.
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