Hi
I have checked the post by @AndersDeleuran, and it is wonderful.
Continuing the discussion from Text on display:
I was trying with the GHPython on custom display, and I found that the text is not aligned with point location. How to do that?
Thanks in advance.
Vijesh
I don’t have an answer regarding the point location but have you played around with text justification methods at all?
May be worth looking into
Check this (i.e. docs) out, especially the middleJustified argument description.
Currently, in your script, it is set to False, which translates to the text being lower-left justified in terms of world coordinates. If you want to center it on the point, you need to make it True.
When in doubt, consult the documentation. 
I can’t quite remember what that code does, but self.point looks like a 2D point (i.e. a screen space point with X and Y being in pixels from the top left corner) made using the XY components of the input Point (i.e. a point in 3D space). So the text won’t show up on screen where the input Point is. Try using one of these overloads instead:
Edit: Yup, that was it:
It is perfect, How do I do if I have a list of texts? When I placed the list of texts and Location Points in the same code it was not giving any results.
Thank you very much. I also want to ask is that the texts are dynamically changing the height while zooming in and out, but we want a fixed height. Can we do that?
In that case you probably want to implement Draw3dText instead (using the camera frame), like so:
thank you very much.
