control for inserting blocks automatically from drop-down menu

[baobab123]

Hello everyone,
I have to create a command on autocad 2012 that allows me to create a figure or more closed 2d figures (retangle, circle, polygon), that can save them as blocks (even more 2d shapes together) and finally insert them on the model. I created a command through the user interface command (_cui) and allows me to create a single rectangle, allows me to create a single block and insert a single rectangle. how do I comntinuate the creation of 2d elements until I have reached the necessary number and create the number of required blocks and insert more than one at a time? ? ? ?
cmq the macro that I wrote in the command is this: *^c^c_rectang\\\^c^c_block\\\\\\^c^c_insert

 

[Tristan]

I don't understand what a command like that might be. . .

 

[baobab123]

Well, I don't think it's about the usefulness I can do. . Your answer is just as useless!

 

[Tristan]

? ? So what are you trying to do? I don't understand. .

 

[baobab123]

Listen I have to do this command your answer I think is useless and not productive...instead of saying that it is useless to write how to do it better or what I did wrong. If you just want to spend time answering so to denigrate then I don't see the utility"

 

[Tristan]

If I don't understand where you want to get there and what this command is for, I can't help you... and given your acid response everything I can tell you is "arranged". Good job

 

[baobab123]

Well I need to insert architectural objects inside a plant\planimetry or even constructive details by modeling them, grouping and entering everything in a command....I responded in that way because your response was haughty. Good evening
ps: cmq if you accept so new I do not dare to imagine who knows less than me and who writes even more chilling things
....grz you were very helpful

 

[MBT]

first consideration.
If one asks you "what you need", it's not to fuck your own! It's because, maybe, there's a more elegant and effective system to do what you're trying to do with an eye.
then, to the answer, "I don't think we should comment on the usefulness that I can do.", the correct response would have been "and then I do not comment on possible solutions"!

beyond these academic considerations. . .

cmq the macro that I wrote in the command is this: *^c^c_rectang\\\^c^c_block\\\\\\^c^c_insert

Is this macro working for you? ? ? ?

 

[baobab123]

ok grz next time I will be less woven :smile: Maybe I misinterpreted...
this macro no....but if you elimino _rectang si....cmq instead insert blocks from one file to another you can do?

 

[MBT]

by hand yes....

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look for the file that interests you, you find the list of available blocks and you can insert them

 

[baobab123]

and if you want to be able to insert only one block without climbing it and without turning it but only insert it?

 

[MBT]

always from another file?
select the block, right click and "insert"

 

[baobab123]

I meant in a file that nn is the starting one... but instead it is possible to write a macro that allows to search for blocks and upload them on the files (even those where nn has created a block?

 

[MBT]

follow what I wrote to you
Putting it in macro I don't think it's possible
perhaps with a vba

 

[baobab123]

The heat mille!!!!!!