Formatting Soft Goods Object Labels 

A variety of soft goods object labels can be included on the drawing.

To select labels for display and format the text:

1. Select a soft goods object. From the Object Info palette, click Text Options.

The Text Options dialog box opens.

►    Click to show/hide the parameters.

Parameter	Description
Optional Elements to Show	Select items to add to the text label; different label elements are available for curtains or borders and pipe-and-drape assemblies
Include Element Labels	Includes the name of the element along with the value; deselect this option to display the parameter value only
Text Attributes
Stack Text	Separates each selected label element by placing it in its own line of text; deselect this option to create a single line for all the selected elements
Automatically Position Text	Automatically places the label with the soft goods object; deselect this option to be able to reposition the label by dragging the label control point
Keep Text Horizontal	Maintains the text in a horizontal position even when the object is rotated; deselect this option to rotate the label along with the object
Fill Text Background	Allows a text background fill to be used for all soft goods text; by default, white is used as the fill color. To specify a different fill color, click Classes in the Object Info palette, and then select a fill color for the class of the soft goods text. The class should be set to Use at Creation.
Text formatting options	Specify the text size, color, and alignment

2. Specify the text label elements and formatting, and then click OK.

Once the label has been added to the drawing, it can be moved by clicking and dragging the label control point (unless Automatically Position Text is selected in the Text Options). Click Default Text Positions from the Object Info palette of a selected soft goods object to restore the text label to its original location.

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Inserting Curtains and Borders

Inserting Pipe-and-Drape Assemblies

Setting Soft Goods 3D Display Options

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