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I have done a fair amount of thinking on how to create multiple visibility states without using the broken vis-add-eng LISP and have come up with a workaround solution! Obviously, doing all the itterations for multiple visbility states is a bit cumbersome, but at least there IS a workaround. See attached.
When you switch to the side arrow, you assign the 3 value to the Position1 X. Because of that all of the other values on the double lookup are "unmatched" and you have the FL value set when unmatched. See screencast.
I have followed this topic attentively and followed all the steps in creating a dyn block with double lookup table. However - I have 1 issue that I do not find the solution for: when I open the dyn block, it always open on 'custom', instead of opening on the first line of the vis state. What did I do wrong? If you want to see the dyn block, let me know. I am not really an Autocad-expert, just a simple beginner....
thank you - here it is. I want 2 functions: the basis with zero or differente pins, and the basis + pins + 1, 2 or 0 panels. Then I also added flips and rotate, but these seem to work. I would like this to be the base, since I have a lot more of these kind of drawing to make (but not all with the same functions).
Your input point parameter is placed within the block randomly. Because of that, it does not match any row of any of the tables. That is what is causing the 'custom' line to appear when inserted. The input parameters should be drawn so that their values match a row in the tables, and that row should match the topmost row in the visibilities list in order to have the block work properly immediately upon insertion. See screencast.
WOW - thank you Libbya, that is great! I was not aware that was so important! It took me a long time to read through the whole thread (and understand it all!) and to draw this up, but this small thing I did not pay attention to. Thanks a lot!
hi, i was looking for this like two years, thank you so much!! i have a question, how can i do the step of adding two lookup actions in one lookup parameter?
i had have lookin for more info but i think i am not searching with the right words, i saw other post you commented a similar question as mine, but a have not clear yet... sorry about my english, and again, you are awesome! i was looking for this specific!
Greetings from Croatia I did everything as suggested but the block only works in that .dwg. When I insert it into another drawing as a block it doesn't work and when I copy it from the original .dwg to another .dwg it work. What properties should be pulled to work as a classic block? When you insert it into another .dwg as a block its text attribute delete. Thank you in advance. Greetings
Do you think it might be possible to change the proposition displayed by the LEFT consultation depending on what is chosen for RIGHT consultation ? I am still a novice with Autocad so I don't see any way to do it.
