Someone may already asked this question, but I can't find it. I'm looking for an easier way to change multiple fields set to a sheet set manager. I have several drawings and layouts created as part of a Phase 2. These drawings were included into a Phase 2 sheet set manager. However, copied the drawings another folder, and created a new sheet set manager called Phase 3. There are multiple fields, mostly in the title blocks but also used in text objects and callouts. Is there someway to update the fields in the copied files to the new Phase 3 .dst file without having to open every single file and manually reset the field?
Were/are the fields in those drawings (the ones you want to change to XXXXX-phase3) set to "currentsheetset<something>"? Or were they set to "currentsheet<something>"?
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nop ADSk don´t want that you open the *dst file to edit ( also there is no way from ADSK that already exist Attributs update the SSM )
so mayby you talk better to
http://www.jtbworld.com/SSMPropEditor.htm
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Both. The attribute data within the titleblock, callouts, and notes were originally setup as fields pointing to the Phase 2 Sheet Set Manager. The data that's project specific draw from the <currentsheetset> and the fields that are sheet specific draw from the <currentsheet> data. Right now, all the sheets within the project were part of Phase 2, but the client has decided to divide Phase 2 into multiple phases. I'm copying the original Phase 2 drawings and renaming everything to the new appropriate phase...i.e. Phase 3, Phase 4, Phase 5, etc. A large chunk of my time is spent reassociating the fields to the new Sheet Set Manager for that phase, and I was wondering if there was another way. From what I'm hearing on the newsgroup, there's not an easy way within Autocad. In order to do what I want to do, I would need to resort to lisp, scripting, or some 3rd party software.
Cre9engr schrieb:.. I would need to resort to lisp, scripting, or some 3rd party software.
Jep ADSK like´s his customer ( irony )
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