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I don't know that you can.
More detail on the family you're trying to build?
Typically, you would add the annotation to an object family, and you would put the flip control on the object family which would flip the annotation as well.
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28th Sep 2012 05:51 pm #1Junior Member
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How do I add a grip and a flip parameter to an annotation?
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How would one go about adding a grip and/or flip parameter to an annotation?
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30th Sep 2012 12:23 am #2Senior Member
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"The thing about quotes on the internet is that you cannot confirm their validity." - Abraham Lincoln
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The rotary engine is the most efficient way of converting fuel to noise ever invented.
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1st Oct 2012 03:49 pm #3Junior Member
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I am trying to built an annotation that is able to be moved forward away from the wall and out left and right yet keep the actual solid geometry in the same place. So flipping it will give it the left right capability.
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1st Oct 2012 03:54 pm #4Junior Member
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and griping it will give it full movement to go any way the engineer wants.
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1st Oct 2012 08:54 pm #5Senior Member
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Try a symbol with a Field? You can put a symbol anywhere you want.
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The rotary engine is the most efficient way of converting fuel to noise ever invented.
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1st Oct 2012 09:27 pm #6Junior Member
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what do you mean by a field?
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I'm sorry, a Label.
Please feel free to PM me and remind me to check the thread, lol."The thing about quotes on the internet is that you cannot confirm their validity." - Abraham Lincoln
I -edit- a lot, sorry.
The rotary engine is the most efficient way of converting fuel to noise ever invented.
If my post sounds offensive, but can be meant in a non-offensive manner...I meant the latter.
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