I've noticed when placing a refnote callout with a naked callout style (no mleader) to an amenity type refnote that is placed inside of a work area, it does not sort to the designated prefix layer. Did some testing, and it does place correctly when using the mleader style. Think this may be a simple fix?
Best,
Kevin
Best,
Kevin
Kevin,
I was able to do a quick fix, switching it from using our legacy Place Leader function, to our Place Block function. That supports layer suffixes, and was nothing more than a simple one line of code change. I don't feel this is the best long-term fix, however. I'd like to see it still placing an MLeader, just without an arrow, so that you could easily add a leader if desired after the fact. But that will be more involved, leaving it for another day.
This quick fix will be part of this week's update.
--J
I was able to do a quick fix, switching it from using our legacy Place Leader function, to our Place Block function. That supports layer suffixes, and was nothing more than a simple one line of code change. I don't feel this is the best long-term fix, however. I'd like to see it still placing an MLeader, just without an arrow, so that you could easily add a leader if desired after the fact. But that will be more involved, leaving it for another day.
This quick fix will be part of this week's update.
--J
Kevin Pfeiffer
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