delete quota arrows

[gino_pomicino]

Hello.
Do you know if there is a command or a lisp that will allow me to delete the arrows of the odds quickly perhaps to be able to match a button?
every time I have to delete it, I have to remember what arrow 1 or 2 is to open the properties and wander into the drop-down menu.
I would like to do everything with a single key

ps autocad 2011
pps I usually have to alternate full arrow/no arrow

Thank you for your patience and collaboration

 

[PlannerRoad]

Excuse me, can't you create another style without an arrow and change the style of the quota when necessary?

 

[gino_pomicino]

You mean by activating the "delete arrows when they're not there."
I tried but that command doesn't work well, sometimes it deletes them sometimes not sometimes it eliminates them when it shouldn't

If you want to make a style with no arrow maybe it would become complicated, I should make a style with arrows, one without, one with a arrows; in more please note that in my designs I use different styles depending on whether it is: catalogue, extruder, customer, new systems. so for each of them I should make three substiles with the different arrow settings

Hi.

 

[GiGa]

I used a command (string by button) like what you ask in lt several years ago... If I can try to see if I find the syntax, otherwise I try to rewrite it. . .
I don't remember if I used it to put the balls (in too tight odds) or remove the arrow.
in any case it is a matter of writing in sequence the commands you would give from command line.
Obviously when I used it I had to be careful what was considered first line or second line.

 

[xxfast]

I would do a style for every share I need, or use the matching command with properties to quickly apply the properties to the equal odds.
still see the dimblk command.
on the guide you will find all the variants to type in the command line to define the arrow of the quota, remove it etc.
type the dimblk command from the sending , enter the command related to the type of arrow you need, send and go to quota.
on the guide you will find the table with all variants.
View attachment 29203

 

[confutatis]

the file must be arranged in one of the paths specified by autocad in options->file-> search path of support files.

to load: (load "elimbf")
to start: elimbf

 

[gino_pomicino]

Hello
I used the lisp and it's perfect, I created 3 new commands:
1- Delete both arrows
2- eliminates the 1st cutter(in the lisp I deleted the row corresponding to the 2nd)
3- eliminates the 2nd arrow (always by deleting a row)

Thank you very much
with this help you will give me a few less stress days