This works fine for multiple entry of data as long as your text input entered matched the text attributes of your block. If that doesn't work try entering a space " ". If no text attribute for some blocks you need to enter double quotes with nothing in "". Then the text attributes you have to enter - same number as the number set in the block. In some cases maybe (1 1 0) if x and y different. Followed by scale and rotation (1 0) in my case. Just X,Y also ok if that is set for the block. The routine counts the number of inserts for each block, on your drawing. There are reports osnaps may have an effect as well but I did not see it.ĭata needs to be in this text format - line by line:Įxample X,Y,Z coordinates 200,700,20. Draws top of slope triangle, then alternating scalloped line to toe of slope. Need ATTDAI set to zero to stop pop up box 'Enter Attribute'.
#Autocad lisp insert block on line full#
As it is hard to find a full answer for this I will post here.Ĭan be done quite easily pasting at the command line if you have the syntax right. I've tried quotes, brackets and other suggestions on the internet but nothing works.Ĭan this be done inserting coordinates and label values on one line at the command line? If so, where am I going wrong with the syntax? INSERT BLOCKNAME X,Y,Z SCALE ROTATION ATTRIBUTE TEXT VALUE I assume I have the syntax wrong but whatever I try gets nowhere. Id like it to only work on a specific layer inside each block, OUTLINE.
#Autocad lisp insert block on line code#
Unfortunately I cannot get any of them to work - all fail if there is anything after the block name. Code below works, but it applies to all entities in the block that its run on. Searching on the internet it appears possible to use the MULTIPLE then -INSERT command to import a lot of points into a block with text attribute. I have a block (surveypnt) with x,y,z coordinates and one attribute text label. I do not have AutoCAD Civil 3D so I need to make the best of features available in just AutoCAD. I am fairly new to AutoCAD and returning to civil engineering after a short (26 year) break. I need to keep the point name and additional code text together with the point data so they can be extracted again later together (using adjacent text method is not suitable). I do not want to use 3rd party lisp programs if I can do it with the multiple command and insert command. Three new games Bridges, Memory and Slider. ETable - Extract data from entities, label the entities, and send the data to an AutoCAD table. Creator - Create autolisp programs (Updated MakeLSP) 8. BlockMaster - Make your attributed blocks a little smarter during insertion. Import Survey points to Attributes - answer using lisp programs Surveyor - Insert point information from Excel, CSV, or TXT file. Import points with labels - answer insert points and adjacent text There are two similar posts (below) on the site but they are not what I'm looking for.