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Did you run the graph twice consecutively as per the description? Remember the first run places the tags and fixes the API bug (automatically nudges the tags up and down so that they're not just showing a question mark). Only then can we get the correct extents of the tags and continue with part 2 - making sure they don't overlap
Is the box that you're referring to part of the titleblock family?
That is totally it. We align the outside extent of the tag with the edge of the crop. I put a bit of a buffer of 0.5 ft. because it seemed to work well and look nice with the common cases. If you'd like we could externalize it as an input.
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Hi @dimven
Thanks for pushing that script--a great start.
here's a video of running the script:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/977i9v4li8m30hi/2019-01-16_15-25-40.mp4?dl=0
Is it possible to get the tags to not overlap on each other?
![2019-01-16_15-25-59_sharexsharex_-_screen_recordingsharex](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/507113/51279865-d6770a00-19a3-11e9-9114-725194bda945.png)
possible to move them over a little to the left, so they fit in that rectangle?
test file and tag family...
0da46e6
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