About Arrow Styles in Drawings
The Following table lists available placement location and styles for the arrow head of a leader attached to an object, and the graphic used at the leader end.
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On Entity
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Creates a leader that is attached to a model edge or draft geometry. Selecting the entity near its vertex locates the leader at the vertex.
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On Surface
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Locates the leader on model geometry or surfaces. You can select model geometry, threads, and datum surfaces. Once you make an attachment on a surface, if you reorient the view, the attachment remains. If the size of the surface changes, the system updates the leader point accordingly.
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Free Point
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Locates the leader anywhere in the drawing. You can create a note using this command only in Detailed Drawings.
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Midpoint
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Locates the leader at the midpoint of a model edge or draft geometry.
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Intersect
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Locates the leader at the intersection of two model edges or two draft entities.
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 Automatic |
Sets the default arrow style for new leaders.
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 None |
Creates a leader with no arrow.
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 Single Arrow |
Creates a leader with an arrow head.
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 Double Arrow |
Creates a leader with a double arrow head.
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 Half Arrow |
Creates a leader with a half arrow head. To flip the half arrow to the opposite side of the leader attachment point, select the half arrow, right-click, and click Flip Half Arrow on the shortcut menu.
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 Filled Box |
Creates a leader with a filled box.
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 Open Box |
Creates a leader with a box.
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 Filled Dot |
Creates a leader with a filled dot.
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 Dot |
Creates a leader with a dot.
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 Target |
Creates a leader with a target.
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 Triangle |
Creates a leader with a triangle. You can control the display of the Triangle arrow head as filled or open by using the set_datum_triangle_display detail option.
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 Slash |
Creates a leader with a slash.
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 Integral |
Creates a leader with an integral.
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 Cross |
Creates a leader with a cross.
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 Cross and Arrow |
Creates a leader with a cross and an arrow.
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