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Font settings (Style).

In AUTOCAD software, there are two types of fonts that can be used. One type is stored in the Fonts under the AUTOCAD directory. The suffix of the font is shx. This type is a proprietary font for CAD. English letters and Chinese characters belong to different fonts. The second type is stored in the Fonts under the directory of WINNT or WINXP (depending on the operating system used by the system). The suffix of the font is ttf. This type is the general font of the windows system. Word, Excel and other software also use this font. Among them, the Chinese character fonts have included English letters.

When we define fonts in CAD, both fonts can be used, but they have their own characteristics, we need to use them differently. The first type of fonts with the suffix shx. The biggest feature of this type of fonts is that they occupy less system resources. Therefore, under normal circumstances, I recommend using this type of font. Our company provides three fonts, sceic.shx, sceie.shx, and sceist01.shx, among which sceic.shx is a Chinese character font, sceie.shx is an English font, and sceist01.shx is an English font with common structural professional symbols. I strongly suggest that all the drawings of our company use the three font files sceic.shx, sceie.shx, and sceist01.shx except for special cases, so that the drawings can be unified and formatted.

When will the font with the suffix ttf be adopted? There are two situations. One is that your drawing files need to be communicated with other companies. In this way, using font libraries such as Song Ti and Hei Ti can ensure that other companies will not have any problems when opening your files. The second situation is when making plans, covers, etc. Because there are so many font files of this type, with various styles and varieties, and they are more beautiful. Therefore, this type of font can be used when it is necessary to teach typefaces with beautiful effects. When we define fonts, there are still some things to pay attention to.

The principle that as little as possible is sufficient. This should apply to all settings in CAD. Regardless of the type of settings, the more the CAD files are, the larger the CAD file will be, and it may also affect the calculation speed when running the software. More importantly, the more settings there are, the easier it is to make mistakes in the classification of primitives.

When I use CAD, in addition to the default Standard font, there are generally only two font definitions. One is a regular definition with a font width of 0.75. Generally, all Chinese characters and English characters use this font. The second type of font definition uses the same font as the first type, but the font width is 0.5. This font is the special font I use when dimensioning. Because, in most construction drawings, there are many small dimensions crammed together. At this time, if you use a narrower font, the labels will reduce a lot of overlapping situations. Dimension settings (Dimstyle).

There are a little more options in the annotation definition, but there are not many places to pay attention to. In general, I will define a setting. For special cases, I will modify its properties separately, and then use the format brush to brush the others. Let me introduce the settings of my commonly used label definitions (1:100 scale drawing).

Straight lines and arrows:

The selection of all colors and line widths is Bylayer, the arrow size is 150, and the other data are generally 100~200.

Text:

The text style should choose the font whose width is defined as 0.5 mentioned above, the color is still Bylayer, the text height is 350, the text position is vertically above, horizontally centered, offset 60 from the dimension line, and the text and Dimension lines are aligned.

Some other options can be adjusted as needed, no need to pay attention to the place.

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