How to measure a block with field attributes?

How to measure a block with field attributes?

vandenoosterkamp
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How to measure a block with field attributes?

vandenoosterkamp
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When I try to measure a block that has field attributes the attributes disappear. In the attached drawing I have the original block with the working attributes but the other blocks do not show them anymore after the measure command. When I manually copy them to the desired place there is no problem.

 

I need around 4000 of them so I hope there is a way to solve this. I tried lisps as well that multi insert the blocks but with the same result.

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j.palmeL29YX
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Instead of the measure command I'd use the arraypath command. So you don't have the described problem.

 

 

 

 

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j.palmeL29YX
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>>Here<< an example video how to use it.

 

HTH

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Thanks for the suggestion! The array however flattens everything and I need the Z coords to go up. Tried to fool acad by creating a new ucs in another drawing and copy paste but that didn't work

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@vandenoosterkamp wrote:

The array however flattens everything and I need the Z coords to go up.


 

After arraying you must explode the array and update the fields (updatefield or regen command).

>>Example<<

 

 

 

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vandenoosterkamp
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Yes, that does indeed the magic, also in 3d with adjusted ucs parallel to the 3d line.

 

Thank you very, VERY VERY much! 😄

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