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Dynamic Blocks Showcase: Share Your Favorite Dynamic Blocks

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Victoria.Studley
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Dynamic Blocks Showcase: Share Your Favorite Dynamic Blocks

Dynamic Blocks Showcase: share your favorite dynamic blocks and show us how you made them!

 

As a follow up to our latest dynamic blocks webinar, we'll post our favorite dynamic blocks here with Screencasts to illustrate how we created them.

 

Please join the conversation: share your own blocks or get some inspiration from your fellow community members. Let us know how you save time in your designs by using dynamic blocks!

 

If you're interested in watching our Dynamic Blocks webinars, or signing up for future AutoCAD webinars, check out these links:


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timothy_crouse
in reply to: h_s_walker

Inside the attached detail there is a ISO cable bundle with a wipeout.

 

Hope a designer or two find it useful.

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

 

Please note the drawing uses named plot styles so if you're using CTB there is a little conversion required to get it to plot the way you would want/expect.

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Message 262 of 273

Here's an example of placing a curtain wall along a curved area using a dynamic block.

 

Hope folks find this useful

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 263 of 273

Two 36 in dynamic door blocks, BYLAY and SWING BYBLOCK

 

Please note the swing is controlled via a parametric constraint which seems to get out of sync at times, specifically the arrow control will switch to the opposite end of the arc.  If this happens reset the block and use native acad commands to set the door into position.  It doesn't always happen and I have not been able to nail down the exact sequence to resync the control.  Hardly a hard stop, Anyways, hope someone finds these useful

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 264 of 273

sorry in the lookup table 5, what is (0,) [0,60] or something like that mean.

Message 265 of 273

Hi,

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hat wer interesse an mehr?

Message 266 of 273

Here are a couple of staircase blocks predefined as new and existing, I hope a few folks find them helpful.

 

UPDATED ON 20241020

Added Block Table 

Added Setup Instructions

Tweaked color byblock assignment

 

 

UPDATED ON 20241022

Added another staircase

block to the drawing along with a direction

or traffic flow symbol

 

 

20241025

-Added more control over the break symbol

-Added (2) move visstates with a continuous handrail

 

20241027

-Updated Info visstate to provide ctrl movement distance ref info

-Added another version of the block using a different stretch origin setup

-removed one of the width controls to reduce user interface confusion

-Added Flip & Rotate Controls

-Added additional visstates for fixed upper staircase

-Left the original block in the file for folks who wish to explore different techniques used

 

-Added Scale Picklist to Direction Flow Symbol Block

 

20241028

-Added Block Intended Use Note

-Added Dashed Line Tips to Info visstate

Added Break Symbol Symmetry Note

 

20241103

-Added Example Staircase Setups

 

20241109

-Updated examples to include continuous handrail examples

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 267 of 273
tanbqtb03
in reply to: uwe.laessig

Would you like to sharing this drawing? Thanks bro

Message 268 of 273

Here is an adjustable monitor mount with 34in curved monitor.

 

Hope folks find this useful

Best Regards

-Tim C.

 

Message 269 of 273

Here is a block useful when reworking architectural building drawings

 

Hope folks find this useful

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 270 of 273

I use these components to clean up Revit floor plan files when creating a buildout package in cad format.

 

The pieces are in imperial format.

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 271 of 273

Two Sets of Power Panels

1. power panels have been setup dedicated per system type, Eg not nested, with minimal visstates and settings.

2. Nested block setup with many states

 

Here is a tip for the Electrical Designers out there:

Remember to set your panels off the wall a bit if the wall lineweight is a bit heavy it may overlap the panel graphic a bit.

 

Hope some folks find these useful.

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 272 of 273

Here are a few Panduit Fiber Runner Type Component block the data center designers out there may appreciate.

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

Message 273 of 273

Here are a few updated RAF blocks I use in com room data center designs.

 

The individual rows have a visstate of no boundaries so they can be used in between grid blocks without having stacked boundary lines.

 

These have been set in an STB plot environment, adjust layering to meet CTB requirements.

 

Hope a few folks find these useful

 

Best Regards

-Tim C.

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