- [Instructor] Once again, we're staying
in our metalplate002.DWG file.
In the last video, we set up our table style
and placed our hole types table in our drawing.
Saying, see we have a hole number one
and a hole number two
with a hole type circular and a hole type slotted.
So there's our circular hole number one
and there's our slotted hole number two.
Now we might want to possibly change it in the table
to hole type.
But then we've got hole type over here.
So you could potentially have hole type
and hole description.
It's up to you what you place in the text in your table.
What we're going to look at though
is creating a Multileader style so that we can have
Multileader coming off of each of the holes
with a number that relates to the hole number in the table.
So I'm in the Annotate tab on the ribbon at the moment
but just make sure you jump to the Home tab first
and make sure here that you change your layer
to dimensions like so.
Now the reason I'm saying that this time
is to make sure in the layers panel
that the current drafting layer is dimensions.
When I go back to the Annotate tab here on the ribbon
Multileaders do not adopt this Dim Layer Override.
So you need to make sure
that you're on the right current drafting layer
to place your Multileaders.
So if I go here to the little arrow for Multileader style.
Now you see we've got some Multileader in here already.
We've got a text based Multileader saying Default Text.
We've also got a Training ANNO Multileader
that says TagNumber.
Now what we're going to do is we're going to remove
some of these particular Multileader styles.
And it's the same with any style
in any of the types of styles,
dimension style, textile.
I can select these.
So if I select Text ANNO for example
I can right click and I should be a able to delete it.
But it's kind of saying to me
hang on a minute, I can't delete it.
Why not?
Because is the current Multileader style.
So what I need to do here is just click away
and perhaps set Annotative
as the current Multileader style.
So I'll right click there set current,
then Text ANNO can be delete like so.
Are you sure? Yes.
I'll remove that one, but I'm going to stick
with Training ANNO because it's got a nice curvy Multileader
and it's got a tag number
and I'll explain that as we work through it.
So instead of creating a new Multileader style,
I'm just going to modify an existing one
that I might want to reuse.
So I'm going to go to modify,
Leader Format first.
It looks remarkably like the dimension style dialogue box.
Doesn't it? With the tabs at the top.
So I'm going to have a leader format this time of a spline.
So I'm going to make it curvy, unlike QLeader
which was straight, but you can also set straight
or spline in QLeader that we did earlier.
Color BY Layer.
Make sure it's by layer.
Line type again by layer.
Very similar to the dimension style.
The Arrowhead symbol we're going to make it a Dot obviously.
So it's consistent size will be 3.5 millimeters
to match our dimensions.
If we've got any leader breaks
they will be 3.75 millimeters
because we're working in our metric millimeters drawing.
Leader structure two maximum leader points.
So I'm going to go from the dots
to where it joins this little circle here.
The landing settings are automatic because we're making
this particular Multileader style Annotative
so that when we are using our view ports
and things and our Annotation scale,
it all shows up consistently with our dimensions
and our Annotative dimension style.
I'm going to go to content now and I've got various options.
I've got Mtext, Block or None.
Now you remember on the QLeader
we used Multiline text MTEXT.
In this case I'm going to select block
and I'm going to select circle.
Like, so I want the attachment to be center extent.
So it's going to go to the center of the circle,
but to the extent of the circle.
Color again by layer like so.
So I've gone through and I've monitored everything
that's in my training, ANNO Multileader style.
I click on Okay.
I'm going to select Training ANNO,
set it as the current Multileader style
and then click on Close.
Now my Multileader style has now been set up.
there's Training ANNO there and like any
of the other styles I can click and pick
a specific style like so.
What we'll do in the next video is we'll set up
the Multileaders in the drawing itself.