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or (vla-put-textstring (cdr n) (if (< i 10) (strcat "0" (itoa i))(itoa i)))

Attached is modified lisp so that text is inside. This lisp was also updated in May? as I improved some things, but I can't remember what (old age). You can set the accuracy using (setvar 'luprec 2), before running the lisp (unless you want it hard coding) Bearing_and_DistancePolyH.lsp

I can imagine that solution has some real potential in the Revit world, too. I'm hoping that it is not brand specific but rather something in the application that helps.

Why not use AutoCAD Architecture and use the included features? Can you post a .dwg with the wall?

Yes it has a cost but does not use solids was coded over 30 years ago for plain Autocad, some hints the windows and doors trim and add line work above and below. Doing a render or shade makes walls and roofs solid. A big hint Thickness then draw a line use -VPOINT 1,1,1 to see in 3d Like others if using solids leave as solid and subtract objects or as suggested press pull.

This may be useful. VECTORIZE.lsp

Could you let us know which brand of beer, just in case anybody else has this problem in the future. This has the potential to be a very popular fix to any AutoCAD problems PS did you perhaps turn off the computer at the weekend and turn it back on on Monday (sometimes a reboot works - but the beer sounds better)

Thanks. Code worked now for me. (setq num1 (1)) (setq num2 (2)) (setq bnameold (strcat "Gruppe" num1)) ; Name des original Blocks aus Layout (setq bnamenew (strcat "Gruppe" num2)) ; Name des original Blocks aus Layout (if (setq ss (ssget "X" (list (cons 2 bnameold) (cons 410 (getvar "ctab"))))) (repeat (setq n (sslength ss)) (setq edata (entget (ssname ss (setq n (1- n))))) (entmod (subst (cons 2 bnamenew) (cons 2 bnameold) edata)) ); repeat ); if

Sengna, you didn't drag the command bar, you merely stretched it. It is still covering your tabs. It appears that your command line is not docked nor is it locked into place. If it were locked you would not have been able to stretch the command line. If it were docked, it would not cover your tabs. Below are some helpful images. Before trying to move your command bar, click the aforementioned three bars in the lower left of the AutoCad window. Notice the list of selections. There is one called LOCKUI which means Lock User Interface. If it is not checked, you can move your AutoCad window elements including the command line. If it is checked you cannot move any of it. Once you get your command line docked, with the number of lines you need showing, go back and check LOCKUI so it won't move again.

I cannot open your drawing, can you save as AutoCAD version 2010 or earlier