AQucsaiJr Posted October 21, 2009 Posted October 21, 2009 I have a bunch of different blocks in a file that all have a couple attributes in common. What I want to do is make all the Tags, Prompts, and Values the same for all these attributes within all the blocks. Aside from using the BATTMAN command, anyone know of an easy way to do this that does not require me to go into each block and change it? Quote
dbroada Posted October 21, 2009 Posted October 21, 2009 I'm not quite sure of your question. Do you have a drawing with (say) 5 blocks with various attributes. You want 5 blocks each with identical sets of attributes. If each of these blocks contains (say) 3 attributes you want them to have identical attributes for each position. The first thing to say is I can't do it today (or in the immediate future) but it should be relatively easy to do in LISP. Whether that is easier than using BATTMAN is another matter though. Quote
AQucsaiJr Posted October 21, 2009 Author Posted October 21, 2009 Specifically, I have about 15-20 blocks in a drawing. All these blocks are named differently, and have different functions, but they all have a couple things in common. Each one needs to have an attribute for: What panel the device is located on. [Panel] Where on the panel the device is located. [Device_Location] Extra lines for descriptions of the device. [Desc1], [Desc2], [Desc3], ... I have made all the blocks with these Tag names, which are the braceted names above. I need the Prompt to be "Panel" and the Value to be "#P" for all the Tag name [Panel] attributes in all the blocks. I want to do the same thing with all the other attributes. This is kinda hard for me to explain. Does this make sense? I guess I need a way to give a Tag name to look for and to populate a given line of text for the Prompt and Value for all blocks that have that Tag name for an attribute. Quote
Tommy78 Posted October 23, 2009 Posted October 23, 2009 If you select the blocks the tag that they have in common should show up in your (quick)properties window, then you can select it there and change all the values at the same time. The prompts you'll have to change in the blockeditor i'm afraid. Quote
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