in the attached Grasshopper example I’m using a TextEntity from the Rhino tab in Grasshopper and place it to a XY Plane which I rotate more than 90 degrees. I want the text to really rotate (getting upside down) but it always switches direction to stay readable:
I suspect the Text Object setting named “Text reads forward when viewed from behind” is overwritten and always switched to True because also when baking a TextObject with an Annotation style where that setting is switched off I end up with switched readable Text.
I searched all the Annotation Style Components for that setting and didn’t find it. I also failed to bake text without any overrides - just plain Text Entities with Rhino Annotation style settings.
Can you give a hint to how such a case can be handled?
Thank you!
Hey @wim,
thank you for that fast answer and for putting the issue on the list!
Apart from that, I didn’t succeed in baking a TextEntity without any object-specific override from the selected Rhino Annotation Style. For example if I bake a Text just fed through an Annotation Style Overrides-Component with just an Annotation Style connected and without any override (as shown in the attached example), I’d expect to get a text object with just plain Annotation style settings.
If I do that now I get an overridden style where I can “Remove Overrides”:
Hey @wim or @AndyPayne ,
is there a way to bake Text Objects without any local overrides as described in the last post?
Or do you plan to add one? Thank you!
