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Relation to View Rules

  • Last UpdatedFeb 17, 2025
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The Relation to view annotation positions are dependent on a combination of settings.

The reference table lists the behavior for each available setting.

Placement mode

Annotation Location

Expected angles

Preferred sides

Expected angles

Preferred sides

Relation to view - Outside preferred

Relation to view - Must be outside

optimize connection line length

Entirely inside the view

Ignored

Used

Ignored

Used

Intersects with the view frame

Entirely outside the view

Prefer original position / Free

Entirely inside the view

Ignored

Used

Ignored

Used

Intersects with the view frame

Entirely outside the view

Used

Used

Relation to view - Inside preferred

Relation to view - Must be inside

optimize connection line length

Entirely inside the view

Used

Ignored

Used

Ignored

Intersects with the view frame

Entirely outside the view

Prefer original position / Free

Entirely inside the view

Used

Ignored

Used

Ignored

Intersects with the view frame

Entirely outside the view

The generic constraints are used as the default settings and can be overridden using individual element constraints below sheet (SHEE) level using the Properties window. Refer to Properties for further information.

Element constraints can be specified By Style, which inherits the value from the selected element constraints style. Refer to Assigned References for further information.

Element constraints can be specified By Template, which inherits the value from the symbol template constraints. Refer to Template Constraints for further information.

Element constraints can be specified Use Generic, which inherits the value from the generic constraints settings. Refer to Generic Constraints for further information.

The WESTYLE settings are defined using the same workflow as template constraints. Refer to Template Constraints for further information.

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