if you have the full version of AutoCAD, use the BLOCKREPLACE command. it's an Express Tool. if you just need to rename them, use the RENAME command. hope this helps.![]()


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Hello everyone! here I am asking for help...thanks in advance.
I have a project with about 200 drawings. I create a block with attributes:
tag
desc1
desc2
for a field wire tags, however the client doesnt want the block with those attribute names he wants it:
tag
WIRENO1
WIRENO2
so he can check my drawing with CADMINER.
I went and I created a new block with those tag names and replace the block with the new block it erase the values of the attributes. I guessing is because the attributes names don't match.
is theres a way to do that?
Hello I am new at this, but I have been using
autocad for along time. arquitectural desktop 2005, electrical 2006, and 3d studio.
if you have the full version of AutoCAD, use the BLOCKREPLACE command. it's an Express Tool. if you just need to rename them, use the RENAME command. hope this helps.![]()
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you can use the INSERT Name= command to redefine blocks. You may have to run ATTSYNC afterwards to get the updated names in.
If you need to rename the block along the way use insert block1=block2
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Thank you all for your reply!!
I found the solution eventhough I have to go trough all the drawings it would be find.
I read the help menu and there is a command BATTMAN which is the attribute manager, and in there you can change the tag name without erasing the valu of that tag name...
thank you all for your help!!
Hello I am new at this, but I have been using
autocad for along time. arquitectural desktop 2005, electrical 2006, and 3d studio.
have a search on here for scripting. If you have a large number of files to do a script could save you a lot of time. This is the sort of problem that is ideal for scripting. Both myself & seann (I think it was he) have given examples.
"That's it. It's one thing for a ghost to terrorize my children, but quite another for him to play my Theremin." Homer Simpson
Dave
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