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Text Height Update
by A>V>C>AutodeskFree
Adjusts model-space text for the scale of the current AutoCAD viewport.
PRICINGFree
DEPLOYMENTDesktop
CATEGORYProductivity & Utilities
UPDATED ON MARKETPLACE
What it does
Updates the height of single-line text and MText in model space based on the current viewport scale. The command searches layouts for viewports, finds visible text, calculates the required scale, and changes the text height. Annotative MText is not processed, and the command can lock viewports after updating them.
Key capabilities
from the Autodesk App Store listingViewport Search
Searches layouts for viewports automatically.
Text Detection
Finds visible MText and single-line text within each viewport.
Scale Calculation
Calculates the viewport scale and determines the corresponding text height.
Batch Text Update
Updates applicable text across viewports with one command.
Viewport Locking
Locks viewports after processing.
Language Selection
Allows the plugin interface language to be changed independently of the AutoCAD localization language.
Use cases
- Adjusting non-annotative model-space text before displaying it on layout sheets.
- Updating text after placing it in model space and displaying it through a viewport.
In the catalog
201 plugins in AutoCAD · Productivity & Utilities
Price distribution: 72 free, 1 freemium, 128 paid
Pricing & deployment
Platform
Autodesk
Product
AutoCAD
Deployment
Desktop
Pricing
Free
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What the vendor says
«Use this command when you are placing text in model space and then displaying it on layouts via the viewport. For example, after using the Lay command. If the text is not annotative, then it will look too small or too large on the sheet. In this case, you may need to adjust the height of the text so that on the sheet …»