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Hi
I’m wondering if this topic has been discussed in this forum before.
In simplified terms, the issue is this: if you have a 2D perimeter with inner sub-perimeters, and within each of them there’s a label indicating the number of floors rising above that perimeter — would it be possible to create, for each floor, the corresponding perimeters on specific layers for each one?
Does anyone have any idea how to approach this?

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3 hours ago, PGia said:

Hi
I’m wondering if this topic has been discussed in this forum before.
In simplified terms, the issue is this: if you have a 2D perimeter with inner sub-perimeters, and within each of them there’s a label indicating the number of floors rising above that perimeter — would it be possible to create, for each floor, the corresponding perimeters on specific layers for each one?
Does anyone have any idea how to approach this?

@PGia please upload your sample.dwg, before and after 

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It sounds like some fairly simple AutoLISP code would handle this. You'd have to specify where to get the data, how to format it, and where to put it. For instance, the "label" including the number of floors: is that a block, a piece of text, an annotation in Revit, or something else? Is the number part of a code with letters and numbers, or is it just one number? Would all the "perimeters" go to the same height or to different heights? What format would the layer names have, and is the floor number the only variable? There are a lot of blanks to fill in here.

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