Hey all,
I've seen this question around but the answer seems to be to use a lisp file?
I also don't know how to do that.
I believe this is the lisp I need to use:
http://lee-mac.com/applytoblockobjects.html
However, I don't understand where to download this file to install it? It also says in instructions here:
http://www.lee-mac.com/runlisp.html
that I can copy the lisp and save to a notepad file (Mac's notes don't allow you to save as another file, only export to PDF) could I do this in word?
I'm a complete newb but I run in to the problem of files from architects with block assets being in multiple different layers. Need a quick fix to this so I'm not spending hours updating each block and its inner attributes.
Hi @sickamooseNXET4 ,
Unfortunately, the Lisp procedure you are talking about will not work in AutoCAD for Mac because it uses Visual Lisp that is not supported on Mac.
>>>> I can copy the lisp and save to a notepad file (Mac's notes don't allow you to save as another file, only export to PDF) could I do this in word?
For the future experience: on Mac, you can use the TextEdit app or any other text editor, or better yet, you can use Visual Studio Code app.
On Mac you can use Lisp from this topic:
I attached BL0.lsp file for your convenience.
Save it in some folder inside Home folder on your Mac and use APPLOAD command to load it, then use BL0 command.
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