Help with dynamic block

Help with dynamic block

Sujan.Maharjan
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Help with dynamic block

Sujan.Maharjan
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Hi,

I'm trying to make a block. I described my problem inside the dwg file I'm attaching here. Please suggest me appropriate solution


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Message 2 of 14

ojuris
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you must use 2 linear parameters and 2 array actions

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Sujan.Maharjan
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Thanks @ojuris .Any other suggestion for these two?


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ojuris
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Could you repeat that situation with block what I post?

Or I don't understand something

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Message 5 of 14

Sujan.Maharjan
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Hi ojuris,

When I make the block very small an extra piece left behind. How to get rid of that without having to change visibility state?


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Message 6 of 14

Libbya
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Using visibility states is the way to do it, but you can make it automatic using a double lookup.  See screencast:

 

 

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Sujan.Maharjan
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Hi,

What about turning on off something attached to it?


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Message 8 of 14

Libbya
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I don't quite understand your question.  Please give more details on what you are asking.

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Message 9 of 14

Sujan.Maharjan
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That 'M' is optional. Maintaining the same Linear parameter can i have a visibility grip to turn it on or off with same double lookup setup?


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Message 10 of 14

Libbya
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Yes, you can, but it gets a bit complicated.  This screencast picks up where the other left off except I added the line/box/M.  

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Message 11 of 14

Sujan.Maharjan
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Hello there, Can you please help me understand about the function of Point Parameter here? 


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Message 12 of 14

Libbya
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It is 'memory'.  Its position is switched between 1 and 0 when the 'M' is turned ON and OFF.  It is then used as Input in the double-lookup Input table in order to determine which visibility state is shown by the Output table of the double-lookup.

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Message 13 of 14

Sujan.Maharjan
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I tried to move the point with Flip/Rotate/move to x=0 but didn't work. Why?


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Message 14 of 14

Libbya
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I don't know what you're asking.  Maybe post the block with a more in depth explanation of the issue.

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