
Once last point of information, I am a new member, so I would not be suprised if the solution was simple. And some of our more novice (and older) users do not understand the implications of using the wrong multileader style or dimension style. But I really hate to carry the unused/unneeded overhead for these items. Perhaps this would be the best advice for the multileader as well. It could even be automated, based on our default dimension style "Std" - I have learned to just let AutoCAD have the "STANDARD" dimstyle. Most of this is genereic so a one time through would be nice. to get the entity list of a selected dim, then you can use this: (setq t1 (subst (cons 8 '1') (assoc 8 t1) t1 )) to modify any part of the dims entity list (this will change the layer) then use this: (entmod t1) to modify the entity. I really would like to generate a script I can run with a parameter of the current dimscale, and reset the parameters programatically as needed. So our question is once we have inserterted all of the new multileaders styles, how would you recommend we programmactically reset parameters such as scale, text size, text styles, and leader location (Middle of text), etc. It comes back with parameters that do not concide with our standards. As far as I know you cannot purge the "Standard" mutlileader, I have tried but it will not go away. If we insert our standards template - acad.dwg, (into an older drawing) it will will not overide the default paramters for the "Standard" multileader. When we start anotating our drawings we then modify our dimstyles manaully to the appropriately scale and likewise the standard multileaders - we have 8. The Dimension Leader function includes the option of horizontal or vertical Mtext. We currently have a standard template with our predefined multileaders, but these are all based on a dimscale of 1.00. DimStyles requires functions inside of GetIcon.lsp and DclTiles.lsp. I know it's a little late to get on this bandwagon, but I have a couple of qeustions.
