Is the attached what you want?
Howard Walker
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My attempt ...
Jürgen Palme
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@cclineL37T5 wrote:
would you be able to give me a run down of how you fixed it?
[EDIT]:
I forgot to disable the "Show Properties" property. I'd suggest to do that.
And delete the "VisibilityState0". It was used only while designing the block.
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@j.palmeL29YX to be honest as I did in my attempt I would use the same array for both sets of lights eg the first triangle and semicircle light are on Array and the others on Array2
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@h_s_walker wrote:
@j.palmeL29YX to be honest as I did in my attempt I would use the same array for both sets of lights eg the first triangle and semicircle light are on Array and the others on Array2
This is exactly how test-pa1 is designed (if I understand you right): Array is for the both upper lights and Array2 for the both lower lights.
??? What I'm missing?
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@j.palmeL29YX If the array was attached to both lights when selecting it they will both show up as highlighted. Compare the two images below. The second is mine. On yours you will notice you have Array, Array1, Array2 and Array3
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Do you test the latest block which was attached to post #6?
Perhaps you have still loaded an older block definition in your current test file? Either open directly my dwg file (which contains "authoring elements" [btw I hate these block files]) or you insert it into a new clean file.
Please check again ...
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@j.palmeL29YX Yeah that wasn't your latest version of the drawing. I downloaded the other one at 9:08am
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