@Obermeitkc147 wrote:
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i often have to selected multiple grip nodes on blocks and use shift+click to select the 'move grip' of 20+ items to move all at once. becomes very tedious try selecting 20+ individual items multiple times a day!!
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Unless I'm misunderstanding what you want to do....
Just pre-select all the Blocks, pick on any grip on any one of them, and hit Enter, and you'll be Moving them all at once. Hit Enter again if you want to Rotate them all at once instead, and again if you want to ... [you can check out all the possibilities].
SHIFT+SELECTED MULTIPLE GRIPS TO MOVE TOGETHER
@Obermeitkc147 wrote:
I understand, but you don't need to do it that way. Have you tried what I described in my previous Reply?
@Obermeitkc147 wrote:
... I've been trying multiple variations of that and experimenting with different types of grips but I haven't had any result like you described.
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So I put a few Blocks in my drawing, then here's a Command-line history [the black parts]:
{With no command active, I picked in empty space to start a crossing window for noun-verb-mode selecting them}
Command: Specify opposite corner or [Fence/WPolygon/CPolygon]:
{I picked the opposite corner of the window, so I had several Blocks selected that way.}
Command:
{I picked on one of their insertion-point grips}
** STRETCH **
Specify stretch point or [Base point/Copy/Undo/eXit]:
{It was showing moving the one whose grip I picked on; I pressed Enter, and it changed mode for all of them collectively, to:}
** MOVE **
Specify move point or [Base point/Copy/Undo/eXit]:
{and they all Moved together to where I took them -- end of operation.}
What happens when you follow the same procedure? Can you copy/paste a command-line history like this?
Ok, so this will only move the insertion points, this is the command line from trying it on the leader/ text base point:
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Command: Specify opposite corner or [Fence/WPolygon/CPolygon]:
Command:
Specify point location or [Base point/Undo/eXit]:
[trying to select leader/text base point->]
Point or option keyword required.
[only has the one grip i selected moving->]
Specify point location or [Base point/Undo/eXit]: *Cancel*
Command: *Cancel*
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@Obermeitkc147 wrote:
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Specify point location or [Base point/Undo/eXit]: this is where you should hit Enter, to go into everything-selected operation and Move mode, before:[trying to select leader/text base point->] ....
I missed the fine print in your latest image. If they're dynamic Blocks, I am not up to speed on those -- I hope someone else will jump in. If they're Leader/Text objects within ordinary Blocks, BEDIT or REFEDIT should do it to all of them in all insertions.
