insert the same block into a drawing group

[belmar]

Good morning
I would like to submit this problem to you, I have a contract developed in autocad where I need to insert a block (customer logo)
at a precise point of design.
How can I automate this procedure?
I need to insert as I mentioned earlier the logo at a design point that varies according to the size and scale design, so I need to recognize the format to get the insertion position and then scale the block according to the scale itself.
I hope I've been exhaustive and you can help me.
thanks in advance.

 

[rpor66]

is the format a block? Names? are in mm, cm, m?
Maybe you'd attach a prototype design at least you'd understand how to proceed, so you'd risk talking to vanvera.

 

[belmar]

You're right.
I attach 4 examples with an exact location where the logo_cli.
this point may vary to the varying of the drawing scale because it is our habit to leave the graphics in scale
1:1 and enlarge the scale value formats (e.g. if the main scale drawing is 1:2 the symbol the 2-fold port of call). always mm measuring unit.
the examples I have put into you are all 1:1 scale

 

[rpor66]

the file in lisp searches for the formats a3, a2, a1, a0, calculates the coordinates of the logo, inserts the block "logo_cli_test" that you will have to update with the name of your block, just edit logo.lsp even with a text editor.
logo.lsp files and block dwg need to stay in a search path of autocad.
the zip file contains already preset script.xls, you just select the files to process and create the script.
greetings

 

[belmar]

Thank you very much

 

[belmar]

I ran your lisp and it works properly are the files I gave you of example.
Unfortunately I realized that at a series of drawings they changed the name of the format from:
a3 ---- frame-3
a2 ---- frame-2
a1 ---- frame-1
a0 ---- frame-0
I tried to correct your lisp by replacing in
(cons 2 "a*"))) -------------- (cons 2 "frame-*")))

and where the name of the old block was indicated I replaced the new but nothing happens.
I'll tie your lisp with my corrections. You could tell me where I'm wrong.


Thanks again and excuse me for the trouble

 

[rpor66]

revised and updated, now works with a* and frame-*.

 

[belmar]

Thank you very much