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Metric Tutorials - Autodesk

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Align the beam tag<br />

■ Under Category Parameters, select Camber Size, and click .<br />

The new category is added to the label as parameter 3.<br />

5 In the Edit Label dialog, add the following Label Parameters:<br />

■ Select parameter 1, for Sample Value, enter 254x102x28UB, and select Break.<br />

■ Select parameter 2, for Prefix, enter [ (open bracket), for Sample Value, enter S1, and for<br />

Suffix, enter ] (close bracket).<br />

■ Select parameter 3, for Spaces, select 3, for Prefix, enter ( (left parenthesis), for Sample Value,<br />

enter C=50mm, and for Suffix, enter ) (right parenthesis).<br />

6 In the Edit Label dialog, click OK.<br />

7 Click the drag control for the label until the text is positioned on two lines as shown.<br />

8 On the Options Bar, click .<br />

9 In the Element Properties dialog, under Graphics, for Vertical Align, select Top, and click OK.<br />

10 Press VV (Visibility/Graphic Overrides).<br />

11 In the Visibility/Graphic Overrides dialog, do the following:<br />

■ Click the Annotation Categories tab.<br />

■ Under Visibility, select Reference Planes.<br />

■ Click OK.<br />

12 Select the text on the beam label.<br />

13 Press the UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW to move the text until the beam type is positioned just<br />

below the horizontal reference plane as shown.<br />

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