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Jonnymac · Guest

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I have hit a brickwall, and need some advice or help.

Basically I have created blocks and added attributes to those blocks, but I
would like a "dimordinat Attribute", so when I insert the block into my
drawing I get the coordinates next to it (X,Y), along with my other
attributes.

Any help or advice will be gratefull

TIA

Jonnymac

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Michael Bulatovich · Guest

I would recommend that you create a LISP routine that prompts for the point,
stores the coordinates, and then inserts the block with one attribute at
that point. You could make a string out of the coordinates, put a comma
between them, and then input the string into the attribute value at the time
of insertion.

There are a couple of routines on my site that you could use as a starting
point for parts of this function. BSEQ.LSP does the attribute entry part,
and HOWHI.LSP does the point coordinate-to-string part.
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MichaelB
www.michaelbulatovich.ca

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