I'm looking to add mtext in my code, and I'm wondering what the _ calls (I assume) to set things such as Style, color, alignment, Text Height, position etc. to an mtext as I create it. How would I do that amidst something like (command "_.-mtext")?
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Instead of using a command call, use either
entmakeorentmakexwith an appropriate DXF data list - that way, you can supply the relevant DXF group value for Text Style, Colour, Text Height, Alignment etc. in a single call.There are hundreds of existing examples demonstrating the use of
entmake/entmakex.