Variable Meaning >NAME Component name (eventually + gate name), see Note 1 below >VALUE Component value/type, see Note 1 >PART Component name, see Note 2 >GATE Gate name, see Note 2 >MODULE Module name (oniy on module sheets) >SHEET Sheet number of a circuit diagram in the form of, for example: 1/3, see Note 3 >SHEET_HEADLINE The headline of the sheet description >SHEET_TOTAL Sheet number in a hierarchical schematic in the form of >SHEETNR_TOTAL/>SHEETS_TOTAL >SHEETS Total number of sheets, see Note 3 >SHEETS_TOTAL Total number of sheets, including the module sheets >SHEETNR Current sheet number, see Note 3 >SHEETNR_TOTAL Current sheet number, including the module sheets >ASSEMBLY_VARIANT Name of assembly variant >DRAWING_NAME Drawing name >LAST_DATE_TIME Time of the last modification >PLOT_DATE_TIME Time of the plot creation Notes 1) Only for package and symbol 2) Only for symbol 3) Only for symbol or circuit diagram All texts starting with the character >, will be interpreted as placeholder texts for attributes.

Height Allows you to set the height of your text . Text Style Makes your text bold.

In the Drawing workspace in Fusion, you can use the commands in the Text panel on the toolbar to add text and notes to sheets in a drawing as you document your design.

Example board(B) { B. texts (T) { printf(" Text : %s\n", T.value); } }

In the (1) Schematic document > (2) Document tab > (3) Draw panel, click Text . In the dialog box, review and adjust any settings for text size and font.

Learn how to view and edit the text height settings for the current drawing.

Small Text Height Displays the Small Text Height value.

Create text in a sketch On the toolbar, select Text > Text .

In the Text toolbar, click Text . The Text command is located under the Text drop-down list.

In the Text dialog, you can create text in the active sketch in Fusion.

The Text tool in the Sketch > Create panel lets you create different types of text as sketch geometry in an active sketch in Fusion.

Learn how to create text and attributes in a title block.

Steps Create Text . In the Text toolbar, click Text .

Type text into the text editor. Format text as needed.

With the help of a script file (for example, menu.scr) you can configure your own text menu. # Command Menu Setup # # This is an example that shows how to set up a complex # command menu, including submenus and command aliases.