It doesn’t font_style=3.
Annotations have changed a lot in Rhino 6 and there are a few ways to create them. Unfortunately there’s seems to be something wrong with the method you’re using and were looking into it. (RH-53086)
In the meantime this also works:
from scriptcontext import doc
from Rhino.Geometry import TextEntity, Plane
from Rhino.DocObjects import Font
text = TextEntity.Create('xYz', Plane.WorldXY, doc.DimStyles.Current, False, 0, 0)
text.Font = Font.FromQuartetProperties("Courier New", True, False)
text.TextHeight = 0.1
doc.Objects.AddText(text)
Bumper.
What does that mean in this context?
-wim
It’s a bump and a bummer combined, 'cause it’s still not fixed. 
I’m afraid you will have to spell that out…
-wim
lol, I bumped the thread with that message. It’s meaningless. It’s there just to bring the post up once again in hope it gets needed attention.
But I really don’t get it - this issue is fixed. Did you read the YT at all and am I missing something? Did we fix the wrong thing?
-wim
The fix was introduced in 6.16 so then this must be something else. Does the text in the YT make sense for what you are seeing?
-wim
Yes, it seems like it’s been fixed at least in 6.16, but I can’t remember if it was.
Hi - when we run
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
id = rs.AddText("xYz", [0,0,0], height=0.1, font="Arial", font_style=1, justification=65537)
it appears to be working fine in both 6.18 and the in-house 6.19.
What happens when you run that exact code?
-wim
Thanks! I’ve added RH-54742 to the pile.
-wim
RH-54742 is fixed in the latest Service Release
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