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You don't need any additional software, just use the WBLOCK command.
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Hi
What sort of program would I need to run to extract multiple blocks from one dwg to individual dwgs?
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Cheers
Michael




Welcome to the forum.
You don't need any additional software, just use the WBLOCK command.
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What they said <------- Click this link: Utilizing the command Wblock
Last edited by pBe; 29th Apr 2012 at 10:59 am.
You can also use AutoCAD Design Center to transfer blocks from one drawing to another. Type ADC to start design center.
John Helton
Professor of CAD
Oklahoma City Community College
Oklahoma City, OK
Design Center is good for transferring blocks to a single drawing (of course, you could always use Lee's 'Steal from Drawing' routine instead), but falls short of the stated request of placing each block in a separate drawing.
To accomplish the stated task, it would be simple enough to iterate a valid selection set, and WBLOCK each entity individually.
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Attached 2 lisp
one to export all blocks and another one to import a group of dwgs
Sorry for my English.
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