Standard Notes on Drawings
Standard Notes on Drawings
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thread561-138488: Grip: Std Notes on new dwg...
Hello all, I have been tasked to create standard notes for our drawings and saw the topic started back in 2005. I am sure things have changed significantly since then so I am wondering now what the best solution would be for someone that needs to create different notes to have on cast drawings, machined drawings, etc.
One thing I tried and failed was to have the notes as a custom symbol, but it didn't work because we have custom symbols inside the notes (number with a triangle around them) and also refer to attributes which it didn't like either.
Thanks in advance!
Hello all, I have been tasked to create standard notes for our drawings and saw the topic started back in 2005. I am sure things have changed significantly since then so I am wondering now what the best solution would be for someone that needs to create different notes to have on cast drawings, machined drawings, etc.
One thing I tried and failed was to have the notes as a custom symbol, but it didn't work because we have custom symbols inside the notes (number with a triangle around them) and also refer to attributes which it didn't like either.
Thanks in advance!





RE: Standard Notes on Drawings
You can make a program that puts notes on a drawing, like I did in that other topic using GRIP or another UG language.
It all depends on the level of flexibility you need from your note program.
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RE: Standard Notes on Drawings
I don't know a thing about grip or programming. Where would I start?
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thread561-339037: Adding Standard note to drawing.
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SDETERS,
Can you clarify how I would make a note part file?
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