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# Text3D
Text3D object allow users to put text on 3D model view.
**Syntax Example:**
```
...
...
...
```
A Text3D object is required to have 3 Point objects to define its location.
**Example:**
```xml
```
 To view this example in the library, see ()
To display a calculated value in the text, you can use the "||" symbol between statements. This will cause the expression inside the "||" to be evaluated and displayed as the final result.
**Example:**
```xml
```
 To view this example in the library, see ()
The "Text3D" object has another special use. Using the expression "|Self.N|", the name of the project object is automatically written on the 3D object.
**Example:**
```xml
```
 To view this example in the library, see ()
**Parameters of Text3D Object:**
\| | **Label** | **Mandatory** | **Description** | **Example** | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | FontSize | Yes | Font size of the text displayed in 3D view | FontSize="5" (integer or float)
FontSize="H/10" (expression) | 2 | Label | Yes | Text displayed in 3D view | Label="Sample Text" | | 3 | X | Yes | Location of center of text along X-axis | X="5" (integer or float)
X="L/2" (expression)\
\| 4 | Y | Yes | Location of center of text along Y-axis | Y="10" (integer or float)
Y="W/2" (expression)\
\| 5 | Z | Yes | Location of center of text along Z-axis. | Z="6" (integer or float)
Z="H/2" (expression)\
\| 6 | RX | Yes | Angle of rotation of text about X-axis | RX="1.57" (integer or float)
RX="PI/4" (expression)\
\| 7 | RY | Yes | Angle of rotation of text about Y-axis | RY="3.14" (integer or float)
RY="PI" (expression)\
\| 8 | Rz | Yes | Angle of rotation of text about Z-axis | RZ="1.57" (integer or float)
RZ="PI/4" (expression)
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