Follow along and learn by watching, listening and practicing. The…ĭownload the files the instructor uses to teach the course. On the contextual Text Editor ribbon tab, click Symbol > Other to display the Character Map. On the contextual Text Editor ribbon tab, which displays while editing or placing mtext, click Symbol. So filled regions in a generic annotation are no exception. In the In-Place Text Editor while editing or placing mtext, right-click and select Symbol. But if you've been following along with me for the last two weeks, then it shouldn't surprise you to hear that sometimes when working in a generic annotation family, we're going to run into some gotchas. And at first you may think that there's not really much to building a filled region, so it should be a pretty straightforward affair. Now we're going to be building that with a filled region. So we're going to replace this really simple stand in line element that we have right here with a proper arrow. This week all that remains for us to do is to create the graphics for our north arrow. And we've got all of the parameters and the constraints built in. Now we spent the last two weeks here in the series building the framework and the armature for this family. This week we have part three of our series on creating a north arrow family with flexible parametric rotation.
