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Can I change position of attributes depending on visibility states? I want to move existing attributes, not to add new and then hide it (maybe that is possible).

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I fail to see how the position of an attribute can be controlled by a visibility state. Are you going to have two similar attributes?

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No, I don’t want to have two similar attributes, because I want to export attributes. When I export, if I have two same attributes, I will have problems with data base. So, do you have any suggestions?

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You could use Lee Mac's custom lisp program called Attribute Modification Suite to modify selected attributes. One option gives the user the ability to move an attribute by a specified displacement.

 

http://lee-mac.com/attmodsuite.html

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Thank you ReMark, but I would like another solution. I don’t make what I make for myself, so I don’t want to use lisp or VB, just simple CAD basic options.

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Good luck with that then. I have no other solutions.

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Can't you just add point parameter and move action? You can move your attribute that way.

I haven't try this... but it might be also possible to create hidden attribute and show the value using text field on different location...

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I know about point parameter/move, but, correct me if I'm wrong, that allows me to move my attributes wherever I want. That is not what I want. What I want is: when I change visibility state, attributes take another position automatically. So I would have two visibility states and to positions of attributes (which I defined previously). And the problem with the hidden attributes is because I want to export attributes in database. So with hidden attributes I would have all elements double.

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