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copy block on multiple selection of objects

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siriokid

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Bye to all,
I ask you an immense help:
for my aerophotogrammetric reliefs my procedure is this:
1. I extract from the photocan software a set of 3d points that have therefore coordinates x, y and z;
2. amount such dxf in autocad;
3. I create a block (for example a circle with a cross) with center in one of these points and then placed in space;
4. I attribute to this block the attribute position by selecting only the coordinate z and attribute the label "quote" to it;
5. manually copy such block on the model at each point (see step 1);
6. through express tools I explore the attribute;
7. I use the flatten command to break down at zero altitude all points and attributes.
8. at this point I have the set of points in 2d (all at altitude 0) but indicated next to each its quota z (altimetrica) previous;
My need is to have an automatic procedure that replaces and accelerates step 5 where instead I use a lot of time to copy the block on each point if these are obviously numerous.
in practice my idea is to have a command that allows me to copy the selected block (to which is connected for example the position attribute) to a multiple selection of equal or similar objects, in my case all the point objects of the design or even better all the point objects that are on a specific layer.
Who can help me?
Thank you very much.

alessandro
 
the attached lisp creates the text corresponding to the zeta coordinate of the selected points, you also find it in the package autoS, then from the property panel change the zeta to all points.
a little faster.. .

tz to launch the lisp
tzs for setup (text height and location)
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