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Maybe a silly question, but is there a way to visualize only block inserts? Like layers but freezing other object types?
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Nothing to do with block inserts but also usable for your goal, Command: ISOLATEOBJECTS or HIDEOBJECTS
read all about the commands, settings and variable in your help [F1]
Sebastian
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Thanks for the reply, I did not know that command existed!
Unfortunately there are 100s of objects I'd need to isolate... ![]()
But thanks anyway.
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http://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2021/ENU/?guid=GUID-AECF8059-5938-47B6-9BA6-ACF2E6B75EEA
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@oransen wrote:
Unfortunately there are 100s of objects I'd need to isolate...
And what is the difference between 30 and 3000 ?
Selectsimilar(selectsimilarmode)
QSelect
Filter
SSX ENTITY INSERT
(sssetfirst nil (ssget "_X" (list'(0 . "INSERT")(cons 410 (getvar 'CTAB)))))
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"And what is the difference between 30 and 3000 ?"
Oh, about 2970 I'd say.
I need the selection without using AutoLISP etc., it is not for me.
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As far as I can tell that command does not allow me to, for example, only select lines or circles or block inserts. ![]()
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SELECTSIMILAR has a setting.
Command: SELECTSIMILAR
Select objects or [SEttings]: ...
If you turn off all the options, it will filter objects just by object type (= all blocks if you pick one).
The setting is stored in SELECTSIMILARMODE.
0 is for no properties (as you want now), 255 for all properties (default).
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Magic, thanks for that. ![]()
(It would have been clearer if they'd had an entitytype check box though...)
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@oransen wrote:Magic, thanks for that.
(It would have been clearer if they'd had an entitytype check box though...)
Your selection = the check box.
There is also QSelect for targeting a selection.
There are several ways to select what you want so that you can apply the isolate object command.
Rob
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