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CAD tip # 2181:

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How to draw text in Braille script.

You can use AutoCAD text in any Unicode TrueType font (containing the required glyphs) or a special Braille-font (see e.g. Fontspace). You can enter the DWG text/mtext e.g. using the Unicode character format (Braille characters/patterns are on Unicode positions U+2800 to U+28FF) - i.e.: \U+28xx.

Exploded text can be then used to generate (engrave) plastic 3D models (tactile labels for blind/disabled) - e.g. by extruding the outline to 3D.

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12.5.2002 7515×

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applies to: AutoCAD · AutoCAD LT · MDT · AutoCAD Architecture ·

See also:
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Tip 9619:	How to get rid of "----" in empty fields?
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Tip 8521:	How to type greater or equal, less or equal in AutoCAD (≤ ≥)?
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