Need to get and put user defined properties values (for cogo points)

Need to get and put user defined properties values (for cogo points)

mehdi-guida
Advocate Advocate
1,036 Views
4 Replies
Message 1 of 5

Need to get and put user defined properties values (for cogo points)

mehdi-guida
Advocate
Advocate

Hi

How can i get and put (change) user defined properties values (for COGO points) ?

0 Likes
1,037 Views
4 Replies
Replies (4)
Message 2 of 5

rl_jackson
Mentor
Mentor

First you need to create a new point file format to include the new "attributes" UDP values you want to include. I usually start with my PNEZD file and make a copy and save it as PNEZDA1A2etc........

 

Define the UDP A1 A2 etc........ this exposes the value in the point file format to the point label style.

 

HTH


Rick Jackson
Survey CAD Technician VI

Did you find this post helpful? Feel free to Like this post.
Did your question get successfully answered? Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button.

EESignature

Message 3 of 5

mehdi-guida
Advocate
Advocate

Thank you for reply.

I have some Cogo points that have property sets. I need to know how can i change their property sets value by lisp. 

0 Likes
Message 4 of 5

samir_rezk
Advisor
Advisor

Hi @mehdi-guida 

 

Cogo Point User Defined Properties (UDP) are different that Property Sets. Like @rl_jackson noted, you can import and export Cogo Points with UDP if you create a custom Point file format. However if the properties associated with the Point is saved in a Property Set then there is no automated way to modify the points property sets in Civil 3D, but rather we can work with the points using Dynamo to modify or export the Property sets.

 

many things that we can do with Lisp, can be done with Dynamo! but what would you like the Lisp routine do though? Also, if you post your dwg file or screenshots, it will help the community better understand


Samir Rezk
Technical Support Specialist

Message 5 of 5

mehdi-guida
Advocate
Advocate

i am so sorry.that was just a mistake.

My mean was UDP , not property sets.

0 Likes