Block Attribute elevation

[Anonymous]

Why is the attribute on other elevation than z=0?

The block is imported from another application.

How can I move the attribue to z=0?

[imadHabash]

Hi,

>> How can I move the attribue to z=0?

there are many ways for that ... i suggest to try some of them as mentioned here . >> Click << 

[cwr-pae]

It appears someone moved the attribute to a snap point on an object with a non-0 elevation. If you insert the block with the insert command the new instance will have the attribute at its default elevation of 0. You can also draw a line from the insertion point of the attribute to any point nearby, set the z values of the line to 0 and then snap the attrib to that line's start to reset that instance of the block.

[cadffm]

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@Anonymous wrote:

>>Why is the attribute on other elevation than z=0?

Nobody here can know this,

but three way in general:

1. Someone tried to move the the block reference by grips and took the attribut grip instead the grip of block reference.

2. The block reference was created at a time where the block definition looked different (with attribut definition Z=42.2483..

3. Someone used a program to flat the drawing, but used a bad tool for this.

>>The block is imported from another application.

It's also possible in AutoCAD

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[Anonymous]

I received this file with hundreds of blocks like this distributed on different locations and it is making me crazy!
I think something happened during the export.
FLATTEN or CHANGE do not work!

Attribute Editor or Properties do not show information about attribute elevation!

[cadffm]

But the MOVE Trick from the link above does.

Also ATTSYNC in this sample case, but this changes multiple things more.

[3wood]

I have tried FLATTEN in AutoCAD 2020 and it works well.

You can also try CHZ20 if FLATTEN doesn't work.

[vinodkl]

Hi @Anonymous 

Try syncing the attributes. Type in the command "ATTSYNC" and select block and the elevation of the attribute will become zero🙂