Match Properties Mleader

[qball]

Does anyone know if I can get MatchProp to affect the arrowhead for Mleaders? It worked for Qleader, where sometimes I have a "Dot Blank" bubble instead Closed Filled arrowhead.

[rkent]

Does anyone know if I can get MatchProp to affect the arrowhead for Mleaders? It worked for Qleader, where sometimes I have a "Dot Blank" bubble instead Closed Filled arrowhead.

 

It works here (2012 mechanical), I made sure in matchproperties, settings that Mulitileader was checked.

 

Of course with named multileaders you can pick some and use properties or the leader tab to pick another style name to have them change to that style.

[qball]

hmmm, multileader is ticked in settings already.

[nestly]

Doesn't work for me either qball. Matchprop works for Mleader styles, but not for overall scale or any other non-style properties like changing the arrowhead.

 

It would be nice to have an MLeader Update, that works like Dimension Update

[rkent]

Doesn't work for me either qball. Matchprop works for Mleader styles, but not for overall scale or any other non-style properties like changing the arrowhead.

 

It would be nice to have an MLeader Update, that works like Dimension Update

 

Time to upgrade to 2012.

[nestly]

Time to upgrade to 2012.

 

I've got it within arms-reach .... the the seal is still intact, and it will remain that way until they fix some of the "new" bugs. :wink:

 

So you're telling me you can make all these mleader arrowheads the same size and style using only Matchprop with 2012?

Mleader1.dwg

[qball]

nestly, I just opened your file and Matchprop didn't seem to change anything.

[rkent]

So you're telling me you can make all these mleader arrowheads the same size and style using only Matchprop with 2012?

 

Yep, I opened that drawing and used Matchprop, picked #1, picked the others, they all changed to match exactly arrow and text size. Did it for each one and it worked each time.

 

I assume you have several styles set up for each type, one with an arrow, one for the dot, etc. Then if you want to change globally you modify the style in the drawing and they all update. I have found that if they have been changed through properties or matchprop then the style update will not affect those. Once changed and even if changed back (say arrow to dot and back to dot using properties) they will no longer change when the style is updated.

[nestly]

Well good, they finally did fix it in 2012 ...