mirror dynamic block

[massefur]

Good morning, everyone.
I thought I'd go to this forum
attached I transmit a dynamic block that can be stretched in two directions.
I would like to put the possibility of mirroring the two auctions and its share.
I had thought of a double visibility, but by doing so autocad I do not "copy" relationships in the new state of visibility and therefore I should do everything again, but I do not remember the passages well.
Is there another chance?
Thank you very much.

 

[Tristan]

uses a reverse parameter associated with a "invert" action

 

[massefur]

Thank you.
I'd seen the question of reverse, but I was getting high.
I'll try again.

 

[massefur]

Good morning.
Unfortunately, I think this operation is not part of my expertise.
I describe the problem: fixing the axis parameter to the rods, to mirror it on the horizontal plane,
When I turn on the mirror, I get the whole block.
I can't even go back. . .
Where am I wrong?
Thank you.

 

[Tristan]

I can't tell you. try to take one of the sample blocks that you find in the tool palette (like the door) and look at yourself well as it is made

 

[prismacad]

Good morning.
Unfortunately, I think this operation is not part of my expertise.
I describe the problem: fixing the axis parameter to the rods, to mirror it on the horizontal plane,
When I turn on the mirror, I get the whole block.
I can't even go back. . .
Where am I wrong?
Thank you.

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Hi.
I leave you in free vision for a few days a video lesson that is part of my autocad course where I explain how to fix this autocad bug since giving you a written answer would be a little complicated.

"to understand how to build the metric unit lock inserted in the autocad library"​

 

[dsw]

@massefur Can you share the block with the reverse action you tried to create?

 

[prismacad]

@massefur Can you share the block with the reverse action you tried to create?

There he is.

 

[dsw]

@massefur = @prismacad ?

 

[lattu]

are the polar parameters and the relative stretches that confusion the mirroring, however they are necessary for the correct stretching of the figures.... I don't know.