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Replacing points with one block
- Thread starter chrimic81
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You could write a script or lisp to do this.
A lisp routine would be something like:
(princ "\nSelect points to replace:")
(setq PointSet (ssget '((0 . "POINT"))))
(setq Count 0)
(repeat (sslength PointSet)
(setq Ename (ssname PoinSet Count))
(setq InsPpoint (cdr (assoc 10 Ename)))
(entdel Ename);erases point
(command "._-insert" "BlockNameHere" InsPoint 1 1 0)
;;edit above line with block name, scales, rotation
(setq Count (1+ Count))
);repeat
A lisp routine would be something like:
(princ "\nSelect points to replace:")
(setq PointSet (ssget '((0 . "POINT"))))
(setq Count 0)
(repeat (sslength PointSet)
(setq Ename (ssname PoinSet Count))
(setq InsPpoint (cdr (assoc 10 Ename)))
(entdel Ename);erases point
(command "._-insert" "BlockNameHere" InsPoint 1 1 0)
;;edit above line with block name, scales, rotation
(setq Count (1+ Count))
);repeat
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