auto-number array in dynamic block

auto-number array in dynamic block

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auto-number array in dynamic block

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hi i"m trying to create a dynamic plan-staircase with step numbers the stairs are added by an array command and i could count the total number of stairs by dividing the total distance by width of step. but i want a number on each step ! (using autocad 2014)

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Anonymous
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did it!

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Libbya
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Very cool.  Thanks for sharing.

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Anonymous
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I was looking at the block you created, but I do not really understand how you got the counting working. Could you maybe give a brief explaination? I see you created two Attribute Definitions but how are they related? Thanks!
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steven-g
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Here is a simplified version just containing the count. It uses a nested block and a blocks ability to give its position within another block, the number is found using a simple field formula. The array distance is used to work out the number.

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Anonymous
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The 'fields' and the use of them were new to me. I can get it working now, thanks!
Message 7 of 21

jarredmonday
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I came across this post and thought I'd give it a bump. I made this for our department so we can save some time. it's not too complicated.

Please mark Accept as Solution if your question is answered. Kudos gladly accepted. ⇘
Message 8 of 21

Anonymous
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Could you please explain the field process which you used? Im trying to make xfmr's that are number on there own if you stretch the dynamic block but I cannot get the numbers to change.

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ojuris
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hi

 

there is nested block with attribute

attribute fave field with formula    object (circle) center X coordinate  divided by  array column offset value

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Anonymous
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Thanks, I will give that a try.

Lena Luchenta
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Anonymous
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Hi I tried the field directions but did not get anywhere as I have a rectangle and that is a circle. Is there anyway you could take a look at it for me and let me k now if it can be done?

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ojuris
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hi!

 

try attachment

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Anonymous
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Thank you. You make it look so easy. How do you know what formula to use?

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ojuris
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hi!

 

Yes, it is not difficult, it is the simply arithmetic

 

You must think mathematically after use grips where will be nested block (it's base point coordinate) and what formula you must use to get necessary result

 

If you don't understand - ask - I'll try answer

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Thanks for all your help.

Lena Luchenta
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Anonymous
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I can't see any formula in the attribute field ? Where is it ? (The block is working as expected).

 

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Message 17 of 21

nileshk
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can u pls show steps how u do this in block

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Message 18 of 21

Anonymous
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How can  I make this ?

  1. Can you send me tutorial about that, please ? 
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Message 19 of 21

Anonymous
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How can I make this ?

 

Can you send me tutorial about that, please ? 

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iciubotariu
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