Insert multiple blocks using script

[sthompson1021]

Can anyone tell me whats wrong with this script? It inserts the first block and then quits. I had to change the the file to a txt to get it to upload

[scottwilcox1989]

You may only need 1 0 instead of 1 1 0 in your script, which defines the scale and rotation angle.
Also, do you need a minus sign "-" in front of your insert command? like so? -INSERT

*EDIT*  Try adding a leading space for the third line onwards.

[sthompson1021]

Thanks for the reply, unfortunately nothing worked.

I get this in the text window when it stops.

[sthompson1021 · Accepted solution]

After a lot of messing around, I found that I had to put in the block name after each set of coordinates. Also a kudo to scottwilcox as he was right about only needing 1 0 after the coordinates

[scottwilcox1989]

FYI, this worked on my AutoCAD 2011:

[sthompson1021]

Hey, it works on my 2014 too... I could have sworn I tried it like that but I must have had something different. Thanks for the info.

[Anonymous]

If you have the information in excel you can copy this into a word document.  Save as plain txt, inserting line breaks.  Change the extension from txt to scr

[Anonymous]

You need a space and then a then a carriage return after each line

[shiva.b2008]

sir,

i have same problem faced 

[cadffm]

The solution is the same..

But a better solution is to use the scale option of insert command.

If you insert a block, defined for 'scale uniformly' only, acad ask only one time for xyz-scale.

If not, acad ask for x and y scale.