In the destination, note it's position, scale, rotation, etc. On this line-of-thought, one can search all instances of the redefined block name In the working/destination drawing without first removing, then purging. If this is the case, then it would be difficult to redefine the individual blocks One of your working/destination drawings with the new block definition?
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So you update the blocks inside the source drawing (BEDIT) and attempt to update You have source drawing(s) with a library of blocks inside?Īnd the individual blocks inside the source drawings are not part of your library Perhaps I did not quite understand as to what it is that you have on your end?
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If you do not know how to load this program, place file in a central folder andĬommand APPLOAD, and select the Startup Suite button. Select an object and the block will be redefined based on theįirst occurrence of the block's name in the support path. Occurrence of the block's name in the support path (our code panels are moving On the viewing screen, and the block definition will be updated based on the first
With that said, here is a program that will allow you to select an existing block Then do the above steps or use my little program below. Instead, open the block in a separate editing session, make the changes, save, and close. The ultimate solution would be if one needs to edit the block, do not BEDIT. The use of XREF is still yet another method to consider. The block name, finally INSERT the revised block of same name.Īnother method is to explode the "NEW" block, copy with base point, then paste as block. Your other alternative is to explode or erase all definitions of the block, then PURGE If you select from the list box, you will not be redefining the block (it acts like COPY). In order for an alert type dialog to appear that warns you the block will be redefined. I believe you can use the dialog INSERT, but you have to point to the file in the folder I have heard you can even use "BLOCK1=" without calling the second name. To a central folder where each station has a support path to that folder.įrom there you can use the command line -INSERT and enter BLOCK1=BLOCK1.
Sounds like you may need a little block management scolding.įor those that "BEDIT" your original blocks, have them WBLOCK these
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