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SuCri® Knowledge Base 4. Functions of the SuCri modules 4.5. Module 4 4.5.14. Annotate view with custom annotations (SuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate)

4.5.14. Annotate view with custom annotations (SuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate)

Updated on 04/09/2026

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    Note: This command is not part of standard SuCri. It is only available in individual customer- or project-specific extensions and therefore does not appear in every installation.

    Overview

    This guide describes the function Annotate view with custom annotations (SuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate) of SuCri, a plugin for AutoCAD Plant 3D and Advance Steel. The function annotates a view with custom annotations.

    Where do I find the function?

    Call it via the command SuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate or via the ribbon SuCri > Module 4.

    SuCri function Automatic Custom Annotation in the SuCri tab, Module 4, Drawings

    Plant 3D™ command

    Property

    Value

    CommandSuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate
    RibbonSuCri > Module 4 > Annotate view with custom annotations
    Shortcutnot assigned

    How it works in detail

    1. Call the function:

      Call the function via the ribbon SuCri > Module 4 or enter the command SuCri4PlantOrthoCustomAnnotate in the command line.

    2. Select components or point:

      Select the affected components or the reference point in the drawing. Confirm the selection with Enter if necessary.

    3. Execute action:

      SuCri executes the function for the selection.

    4. Check result:

      Check the result in the drawing and adjust it if necessary.

    Tips and best practices

    • Check before executing: Make sure the correct components are selected.
    • Undo: Use Ctrl+Z to undo an accidental action.
    • Save: Back up your project before making extensive changes.

    Troubleshooting

    • "Component cannot be selected": Check whether the layer is locked and whether it is a valid SuCri component.
    • "Command not found": Make sure the SuCri plugin is loaded in the plugin manager.

    Related articles

    • Selection, marks the components of an assembly.
    • Attaching, combines components into an assembly.
    • Detach, removes individual components from the assembly again.

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