Origin and coordinate help!

[err23e]

I have drafted a full set for a theatrical production and need to plot points for it's installation. I successfully created a block with attributes that works correctly to display the XY coordinates, however, the location I need to be (0,0) is roughly (25', 50') with the original structure of the drawing. is there a way to change the origin of the drawing to be at this new point so that my coordinate system will work properly, or would I need to set this origin in my attributes when making the block?? 

[Kent1Cooper]

Investigate the UCS command.  Changing the UCS origin could be all you need, depending on how those Attributes are made to show the coordinates -- if that's in a way that bases it on the World Coordinate System regardless of the current UCS, there could be some translating required, and I don't know whether that can be done within an Attribute value.  A small sample drawing file would help.

[steve_MonkeyFlow]

As suggested try creating a UCS on the origin point - each UCS has its own origin.

Be sure to name the UCS and keep a note how it was created so it can be recreated in other drawings.

Alternatively use the lisp file attached to transfer UCS's between drawings.