.NET

[#1]

I have a dynamic block with visibility states.
When I use the method BlockReference.Explode(entities) I get in 'entities' all entities including all those who are part of the visibility states not selected. But I want only the entities in the selected visibility state.
What surprises me more, is that entities from other states of visibility, although they were added to the current space, do not appear.

How to retrieve only entities associated with the selected visibility state?
Or how can I identify entities that are not part of the state of visibility?

var entities = new DBObjectCollection();
selectedBr.UpgradeOpen();
selectedBr.Explode(entities);

foreach (Entity entity in entities)
{
   currentSpace.AppendEntity(entity);
   tr.AddNewlyCreatedDBObject(entity, true);
}
selectedBr.Erase();

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I currently have no chance to try it, but if I remember correctly the entities that would be not visible in that state have also set the property .Visible to false. So when you get the DbObjectCollection of exploded entities check this flag and continue just with the ones that have .Visible = true.

And now I hope my brain is working OK.

- alfred -