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There are two of us that work in LandFX here. The main designer generated the legend on the left. I loaded the FX_PROJECTFILES data, and generated the legend on the right. We've got some differences and I would prefer we be consistent, but don't know how to go about making these the same for both of us.
What happened to my Toro head symbols? Can't hardly tell what's what... I prefer them combined, as that's most similar to the Rainbird and Hunter legend layouts that we use more often, but if we can't differentiate, it's not useful.
He uses global width override to set mainline weight instead of layer properties (my preference). On his legend, the global width is applied to the mainline, but my legend has no such width. How do I get this to apply on legends I generate using drawings that originate with him?
His legends generate using all CAPS, and mine include lowercase.
Thanks for the assistance. NOT IMPORTANT... just long-time annoyances.
There are two of us that work in LandFX here. The main designer generated the legend on the left. I loaded the FX_PROJECTFILES data, and generated the legend on the right. We've got some differences and I would prefer we be consistent, but don't know how to go about making these the same for both of us.
What happened to my Toro head symbols? Can't hardly tell what's what... I prefer them combined, as that's most similar to the Rainbird and Hunter legend layouts that we use more often, but if we can't differentiate, it's not useful.
He uses global width override to set mainline weight instead of layer properties (my preference). On his legend, the global width is applied to the mainline, but my legend has no such width. How do I get this to apply on legends I generate using drawings that originate with him?
His legends generate using all CAPS, and mine include lowercase.
Thanks for the assistance. NOT IMPORTANT... just long-time annoyances.
Accepted Answer
Julie,
This is mostly controlled from the Preferences. The Schedules Upper Case setting is on the General tab. On the Irrigation tab is the Schedule Defaults, where he has the Sprays set to By Nozzle, while you have Group.
For the Mainline block, I'm thinking he just customized the block? You can simply copy over, or Wblock his out, to save over yours in Landfx/Blocks/Graphics/Irrigation/Schedule_Symbols.
You could also look into having the both of you accessing the same Landfx folder and data, so that these sort of settings are automatically shared.
--J
This is mostly controlled from the Preferences. The Schedules Upper Case setting is on the General tab. On the Irrigation tab is the Schedule Defaults, where he has the Sprays set to By Nozzle, while you have Group.
For the Mainline block, I'm thinking he just customized the block? You can simply copy over, or Wblock his out, to save over yours in Landfx/Blocks/Graphics/Irrigation/Schedule_Symbols.
You could also look into having the both of you accessing the same Landfx folder and data, so that these sort of settings are automatically shared.
--J
Accepted Answer
Julie,
This is mostly controlled from the Preferences. The Schedules Upper Case setting is on the General tab. On the Irrigation tab is the Schedule Defaults, where he has the Sprays set to By Nozzle, while you have Group.
For the Mainline block, I'm thinking he just customized the block? You can simply copy over, or Wblock his out, to save over yours in Landfx/Blocks/Graphics/Irrigation/Schedule_Symbols.
You could also look into having the both of you accessing the same Landfx folder and data, so that these sort of settings are automatically shared.
--J
This is mostly controlled from the Preferences. The Schedules Upper Case setting is on the General tab. On the Irrigation tab is the Schedule Defaults, where he has the Sprays set to By Nozzle, while you have Group.
For the Mainline block, I'm thinking he just customized the block? You can simply copy over, or Wblock his out, to save over yours in Landfx/Blocks/Graphics/Irrigation/Schedule_Symbols.
You could also look into having the both of you accessing the same Landfx folder and data, so that these sort of settings are automatically shared.
--J
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