Numbering on Curve (CNum)

The Numbering on Curve program (CNum command) will help you quickly assign numbers in order to any objects in the drawing. The main feature of this numbering option (unlike the Numbering and Manual Numbering programs) is that the order of numbers is selected depending on the position of the object relative to a given line, polyline, or any other curve. In any case, the program will ask you to select one curve as a guide and will then assign numbers to objects by selecting them one by one along this guide.
In the video:
1. We set up alphabetical numbering with letters and enable the option for manual object selection. We select blocks with one attribute. Then we specify the numbering curve (red polyline). We get blocks with letters. Moreover, all blocks received a letter, even if they are far from the polyline.
2. Another option is numbering without selecting objects. All blocks that intersected the guide polyline were numbered.
3. Text numbering by spline.
4. Text numbering by circle (the starting point is always on the right).
5. Solid numbering by polyline. Solid names are visible in the AVC Properties Palette.
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