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Symbol Palette in Drawings - Today's Daft Question

JWayman
1-Newbie

Symbol Palette in Drawings - Today's Daft Question

WF4, M220 here.

 

In Pro/Detail (my favorite...), when I insert a Centre of Gravity symbol from the On Entity Attachment palette, If I drop it onto a Point or a vertex, say, the attachment point is just a fraction away from the centre of the symbol.

It sits correctly in the vertical direction, but maybe 1/10 of the symbol diameter to the left of centre in the horizontal direction. As a result, if I zoom in to the C of G datum point on the drawing, the symbol does not line up with it.

 

Is it me? Am I doing something wrong? Or is the symbol just a piece of junk?

 

More importantly, can I edit it to prevent this misalignment? If so, how?

 

Thanks,

 

 

John


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dschenken
21-Topaz I
(To:JWayman)

You can pick a new origin for the symbol. If it has geometry there is an 'origin' choice default/custom. You can also edit the underlying definition and set the origin within the Attributes sub-menu. Symbol Gallery is hidden under the 'format' drop-down group in WF5.

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dschenken
21-Topaz I
(To:JWayman)

You can pick a new origin for the symbol. If it has geometry there is an 'origin' choice default/custom. You can also edit the underlying definition and set the origin within the Attributes sub-menu. Symbol Gallery is hidden under the 'format' drop-down group in WF5.

Thanks, david.

That worked perfectly.

It is also under the 'Format' menu in WF4.

 

 

Cheers,

 

 

John

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