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Arx, Blocks, & Attributes

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12-02-2001
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Howdy all. I'm new to Arx, but I have some experience with Autocad. The
goal: I want to create a set of blocks/objects that have an associated
attribute/property (preferably a property - for ease of editability in
property editor). This property would display in a standard horizontal
position of the block/object - regardless of block orientation. And, as
this property changes, a square or circle of varying size will be drawn
surrounding the block. Some examples:
Base block - 1' square
New Property = 15
Result - 1' square is drawn (standard block) with a 20' square drawn around
the block. "15" appears inside the 1' square, and remains horizontal
regardless of square rotation.
New Property = 30
Result - 1' square is drawn with a 30' square drawn around the block. "30"
appears inside the 1' square, and remains horizontal regardless of square
rotation.
Can someone either give me a head start or point me in the right direction?
Thanx.
Daniel
P.S. Sorry for the spamming - don't know which group is most appropriate for
this one.
goal: I want to create a set of blocks/objects that have an associated
attribute/property (preferably a property - for ease of editability in
property editor). This property would display in a standard horizontal
position of the block/object - regardless of block orientation. And, as
this property changes, a square or circle of varying size will be drawn
surrounding the block. Some examples:
Base block - 1' square
New Property = 15
Result - 1' square is drawn (standard block) with a 20' square drawn around
the block. "15" appears inside the 1' square, and remains horizontal
regardless of square rotation.
New Property = 30
Result - 1' square is drawn with a 30' square drawn around the block. "30"
appears inside the 1' square, and remains horizontal regardless of square
rotation.
Can someone either give me a head start or point me in the right direction?
Thanx.
Daniel
P.S. Sorry for the spamming - don't know which group is most appropriate for
this one.