05-18-2019
06:02 AM
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05-18-2019
06:02 AM
Can't post the dwg, wouldn't anything anyways. I can try to explain it in
more detail.
At first we got the drawing in Microstation let's name it "a" after we
convert it its a.dwg and the block name is "block-a" with 2 different
attribute attached called "block-a-attribute1" and "block-a-attribute2".
So far so good.
Let's convert the drawing "a" another time from Microstation to Autocad -
this time the block name is still "block-a" but the attribute name of the
same block in the same .dwg as above is now "block-a-attribute3" and
"block-a-attribute4".
Let me try to bring it in one sentence.
TL:DR - Block names for the same block doesn't change on the convertion but
every new convertion does count up the number behind attribute Names.
Script should target the position of the attribute name instead of the name
itself.
Im on mobile sorry for not editing and probably hard to understand use of
the English language.
Gonna add the credits on the original script as soon as I'm on desktop.
Best regards
more detail.
At first we got the drawing in Microstation let's name it "a" after we
convert it its a.dwg and the block name is "block-a" with 2 different
attribute attached called "block-a-attribute1" and "block-a-attribute2".
So far so good.
Let's convert the drawing "a" another time from Microstation to Autocad -
this time the block name is still "block-a" but the attribute name of the
same block in the same .dwg as above is now "block-a-attribute3" and
"block-a-attribute4".
Let me try to bring it in one sentence.
TL:DR - Block names for the same block doesn't change on the convertion but
every new convertion does count up the number behind attribute Names.
Script should target the position of the attribute name instead of the name
itself.
Im on mobile sorry for not editing and probably hard to understand use of
the English language.
Gonna add the credits on the original script as soon as I'm on desktop.
Best regards