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Is there a way to change Revit 2008's default arc dimension leader. I would prefer to create one with straight lines and elbows. Thanks.
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You can either click on your text after you've typed it, then choose one of the leaders in the option bar. Or you can click on the text > properties > uncheck "arc leaders". HTH JB
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Yeah, I can get that to work with the text just fine, but not with dimension strings. If I drag the number so that a leader appears its always an arc leader. In order to be consistent w/ out text leaders (which have elbows), I would like to make the dimension string leaders the same. Thanks
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Sorry, my bad. I mis-understood you. As far as I know I don't believe you can alter the arc when you drag the text. JB
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