MBTL.LSP

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by m_meshulam, Oct 26, 2004.

  1. m_meshulam

    m_meshulam Guest

    You have to select the block
    and then to write the # for the layer color.
     
    m_meshulam, Oct 26, 2004
    #1
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    Jan van de Poel Guest

    Say what??
     
    Jan van de Poel, Oct 26, 2004
    #2
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    Matt W Guest

    WHAT

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    I support two teams: the Red Sox and whoever beats the Yankees.


    |
    | > You have to select the block
    | > and then to write the # for the layer color.
    |
    | Say what??
    |
    |
     
    Matt W, Oct 26, 2004
    #3
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    Murph Guest

    I'm going out on a limb on this and say Yes, it's false you can do it that
    way, but it was not intended to work that way by design. I would either get
    a bigger glass or use less water.

    Murph
     
    Murph, Oct 26, 2004
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    Dann Guest

    assoc 62 is not in the dxf list for a Block.

    hmmmm
     
    Dann, Oct 26, 2004
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    Dommy2Hotty Guest

    6 foot curb radius??
     
    Dommy2Hotty, Oct 26, 2004
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    Casey Roberts Guest

    That's because there is no color assigned to your block (ie - it is
    bylayer)... If you assign a specific color to the object, the dxf code 62
    shows up... (this is common for more than just blocks)

    Casey
     
    Casey Roberts, Nov 9, 2004
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