Hello friend, I need a tip to leave my text centered in the middle of the box, when it has few lines. Sometimes it is complete and perfect, but when there are one to two lines, the text is ugly in the drawing.

Video to see what I'm talking about

[video:youtube]https://youtu.be/bviJjFZNmqk[/video]

Any tips.

What you have is not related to the number of lines. It has to do with the back-end code and the way it cuts a line.

If your line has a lot of big words, then you'll end-up with big spaces between words as you have selected both side alignment ('leftright').

If the line as a lot of small words, the spacing between words will be smaller.

The reason is that the code doesn't break a word in two.
You should try 'center' instead as the extra space will be on the outside of the text and not in between words.

Jean, I believe you didn't understand, but the text is perfect, it doesn't need anything. What I need is for it to vary or its center, but it does not make text but where it is, see the video or the alignment of the two, as the text does not have many lines I would like it to be lower down centering the position of the text. Not the text that is perfect.


[video:youtube]https://youtu.be/NarcKybDG5U[/video]

Ah, you want your text to be center vertically!!!

The idea is to know in advance the height of your text, which is not possible unless you get into wild calculation.
However there is a trick to it.

To achieve what you want is to execute your Text object twice.

Once, outside of the printing area just to get the actual height of it once produce with the data. In that object, tick the box Dynamic height that you'll find under the Basic Attribute of the object. Then store that height into a global variable, in the Press Talk After. Like this:


Now that you know what will be the height of your Text object, you can, in the second Text object that is shown in your printing area, in its PressTalk Before move your object up by half the size of it: