I don’t know how I did this (but I encounter a lot of similar problems with style). In the attached file I have a style “Annotations” with the typeface Helvetica Neue. I create text using the style “Annotations” but the text comes out in Century Schoolbook (with no option to reset to the style). If I change the style the typeface changes but going back to Annotations always gets me Century Schoolbook.
FR166 TRANS Lower Cross Section.3dm.zip (28.1 KB)
Have you tried:
- selecting the text,
- from the properties choosing Edit Style
- changing the style’s font to something different and hitting Apply
- changing the style’s font back to Helvetica Neue and hitting Apply again.
This is coming from the Windows world where, while not particularly intuitive, it seems to force a font reset.
It should, of course, be sufficient to drop down the font in the text properties and set it back to the default for the style. (In Windows a non-standard font has the dropdown’s label in blue: when changed back to the style’s font it goes black.) But I’m not convinced that always works…
Note too that you can identify all non-style-standard dimensions (including the fonts) in your model with the command _SelDimOverride (I think you should be able to use SelDimTextOverride to find only font changes, not leaders etc, but that doesn’t appear to be working in 7.12). I don’t believe there are any commands yet to directly reset the selection.
HTH
Jeremy
Hi John -
I’m not seeing that here on macOS and Rhino 7.12 - but I don’t have “Century Schoolbook” on my system:
It’s a bit more messy when I open that file on Windows and I’ll try to get something reported in YouTrack.
Jeremy -
That command will select annotations where the <> value of dimensions has been changed to something else.
-wim
You get Century Schoolbook with M$ Word.