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  1. plackowski
    I've attached two drawings, each containing almost identical blocks named REVBLK. In one case, the test function below finds the block. In the other case, it does not. Why? Some context - I modified our REVBLK a few weeks ago, condensing the attributes so the revision block will fit in a smaller space. My lisp routine to update the title block can no longer locate the revised REVBLK. (defun _TestFunction ( / ) (setq rbname "REVBLK") (setq ss (ssget "_X" (list (cons 2 rbname)))) (if ss (princ "testfunction found revblk") (princ "no revblks found") ) ) blockfound.dwg noblockfound.dwg
  2. hamid.r.aali
    I wonder if the code CountAttributeValues.lsp http://www.lee-mac.com/countattributevalues.html can be modified so that it shows in a column tags of block. I will use it in preparing MTO in electrical drawings. For example there may exist 10 blocks tag=breaker value=10A 8 blocks tag=fuse value=10A At the moment the result of running the program is value =10A....Total=18 But i want the result be as follow : tag=breaker...value=10A....Total=10 tag=Fuse...value=10A....Total=8 Thanks a lot
  3. nod684
    can anyone please help me formulate a lisp that will rename the block name to match its layer name? what i need is to select multiple blocks on multiple layers and each block name should adopt its layer name. I have more than a thousand block here for 15 floor binded drawing Example : LayerName : E-Ligh-BR BlockName : X-?????-?????$0$-E-Ligh-BR
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