rescue blocks

[stevio]

Bye to all,
therefore autocad mechanical 2011.
I have a problem with the blocks, I'll explain better:
inside a file, copy and take off as a block generating my block.
If I make a copy of my block once I make a change, I will update all the blocks. Okay!

the problem is that in this version of autocad I do not find the command save block by name. I practically want to create a block that is independent from others. I hope I've been clear. :smile: thanks as always to all boys! :36_1_1:

 

[GiGa]

But do you mean the embassy? if yes, it also works regularly on 2011...
However, in these cases it is no easier to paste the block twice (with two successive "copy")? ... I have always used this method. .

 

[stevio]

Hello, thank you!
No, never used mblocco.

that is: I have two identical blocks, if I change one another it updates with the change.
Here I opened one I modified and gave another name to the block so that the original did not change.
therefore two similar blocks but not equal without a relationship between them.
Maybe now I've explained better. :finger:

 

[Inventore]

Hello, thank you!
No, never used mblocco.

that is: I have two identical blocks, if I change one another it updates with the change.
Here I opened one I modified and gave another name to the block so that the original did not change.
therefore two similar blocks but not equal without a relationship between them.
Maybe now I've explained better. :finger:

the problem if I don't remember badly came out with 2009 and the introduction of the ribbon.
I spent a day customizing it and changed a lot of commands.
what about saving blocks the command you are looking for is amrefclose that after making a change it allows you to change the name and point of insertion of the block. :finger:

 

[stevio]

You're cool!
I open the block, change it and then Amrefclose Where did you get him? Congratulations!
Excuse my ignorance, but what is the ribbon?? ?

Thank you guys! also to giga! :4425:

 

[Inventore]

called ribbon the new menu, adopted by all applications, invented by microsoft for office 2007 :biggrin: