Use this tab to specify the appearance of the marker that is used for junction objects in the drawing.
Use AutoCAD POINT For Marker
Specifies that the assembly component is displayed using the current AutoCAD point symbol, which is specified by the AutoCAD PDMODE and PDSIZE system variables.
Use Custom Marker
When this is selected, the specified symbol is used to display the junction object in the drawing.
- Custom Marker Style
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Specifies the symbol that is used to display the marker for the junction object. Click one of the five symbols to the left to use as a base symbol. Optionally, click the sixth symbol, the seventh symbol, or both, to superimpose them over the base symbol.
Use AutoCAD Block Symbol For Marker
When this is selected, junction objects are displayed in the drawing using a reference to the selected AutoCAD block. The block is scaled using the options specified in the Size section of this dialog box.
The list displays block definitions available in the drawing. Do one of the following:
- Click a block name to select the block to be used for the assembly symbol.
- Right-click in the block list window and click Browse to select a block located in another folder.
The specified block is displayed in the Preview window.
Marker Rotation Angle
Specifies the rotation angle for the symbol. Applies to all three symbol types (AutoCAD Point, Custom Marker, and AutoCAD Block). Enter a value or click 
to specify an angle.
Size
- Options
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Specifies symbol scaling:
- Use Drawing Scale: Determines size of the marker by multiplying the specified value by the drawing scale. Enter the scale factor.
- Use Fixed Scale: Activates the Fixed Scale options.
- Use Size in Absolute Units: Specifies that the marker size is an absolute value based on the displayed units. Enter the value.
- Use Size Relative to Screen: Specifies that the size of the marker is a percentage of the drawing screen size. Enter the percentage.
- Fixed Scale
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Specifies independent fixed scale values when Options is set to Use Fixed Scale. Enter values for X, Y, or Z.
Orient Marker To World Coordinates
Specifies that the maker rotation angle is relative to the world coordinate system.
Orient Marker To View
Specifies that the maker rotation angle is relative to the current AutoCAD view direction.