Object in Dynamic Block should be stretch equally but on 400 or less
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Why two thread for the same problem/question?
Please mark one of the threads as closed.
If you want to continie here - tell us please which AutoCAD version do you use?
Jürgen Palme
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The attached dwg file includes another possibility (Block "A CARD - param").
I solved the issue using Parameric Constraints. The lines at X1 and M2 I ignored, because I don't know what you want to do with this (until now you can free move the lines). Also the dimension objects are not yet included.
The advantage of this method - there are no limitations for the block dimensions. If you are sure 5000 is the max. value then is the suggestion of @ojuris a great job.
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@ojuris wrote:
If that than you must create 13 × 13 = 169 visibilities
Now at the latest I feel compelled ( 😉 ) to show a screencast how you can solve the problem using paramteric constraints and dimensions. ( @Anonymous asked above). I know, many users here don't like to work with parametric. But I don't want to think about the huge amount of work if you perhaps later want or or have to change the max distance to another value than 400 or want to change the distances at the ends (current 25). With this parametric method you only need to change the value of the relevant parameter and - ready.
Here you find the videos >>A-Card (Part 1)<< and >>A Card (Part 2)<<.
The lines at X1 and M2 I ignored again. I don't know what you want to do with them. I guess you can add the necessary constraints and/or dimensions yourself to achieve the desired result. And also I don't know where you need the base point. Move the complete geometry in the block editor to the correct position.
At the end you can add (not shown in the video) the dimensions you want to see in the Block references. Before that you must set DIMASSOC to 2, then use DIMLIN or what you like to create the dimensions . A sample result is shown in the attached dwg.
(Of course this method with parametric also has its disadvantages. If you find some tell us, perhaps we can solve this too).
Jürgen Palme
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