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Hello everyone
I have standard designs where from time to time insert what I need
I have a fairly supplied library of electrical blocks
the problem is that they are not all uniform
when I insert a block I must always look for a valid scale for insertion
how can I do to make everything uniform to avoid doing all this from time to time
Thank you.
 
you need to check the current drawing measurement unit and block measurement unit.
for the first menu format or from command line unitsfor the second you have to enter the block and without selecting anything to recall the properties menu edita>properties or from command line properties
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
you need to check the current drawing measurement unit and block measurement unit.
for the first menu format or from command line unitsfor the second you have to enter the block and without selecting anything to recall the properties menu edita>properties or from command line properties
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If I understood correctly...... .
is all managed in millimeters
 
blintz said:
...the problem is that they are not all uniform.. .
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if they have been designed with different units, you can set the insunits variable (see help), if they have catsum size you have to set the scale each time or create an ad hoc lisp.
 
GP. said:
if they have been designed with different units, you can set the insunits variable (see help), if they have catsum size you have to set the scale each time or create an ad hoc lisp.
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@gp
grazie
if they were designed with different units, you can set the variable insunits (see help)
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I try
if they have catsum size you have to set the scale each time or create an ad hoc lisp.
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Catsum? is still Arabic x mè, and lisp worse still
Thank you.
 
GP. said:
insunits = 4
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Well you said yours!
question: was it relevant to the initial message?
I said everything was in millimeters
If you send me a reference to the millimeters, what do you do?
I think everyone understood that you work in millimeters
the initial speech is this
I have two files
two dwg
but
I cannot import on (eg. 010.dwg) the f06 block because it does not collimate
 
I don't see the problem.
the e21 block has a picture of 10 units on the side, while that e21a has a side of 30. are different
 
blintz said:
Well you said yours!
question: was it relevant to the initial message?
I said everything was in millimeters
If you send me a reference to the millimeters, what do you do?
I think everyone understood that you work in millimeters
the initial speech is this
I have two files
two dwg
but
I cannot import on (eg. 010.dwg) the f06 block because it does not collimate
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the automatic scale of the blocks is in function of the value of some variables, with prefix insunits (it is always good to take a look at the help), although the dwg have the same unit.

I don't find the f06 block in the dwg you posted, I did a test by inserting e21 (your second dwg) so, if to do the test I did correctly,
question:Have you tried to set insunits = 4 in the receiving design before importing I'm fucking block?
 
:mad: :mad:
blintz said:
Well you said yours!...
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gp. said his to help you!!!
blintz said:
...questions: was it relevant to the initial message? . . .
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Yes, it was!
before making these outluogo statements/observations is the case to read the help of recommended variables!
If you do, even for test, changes to the value of that variable you will see different results of insertion of the block scale.
 
Mah!
I'd like to tell you that no your problem has no solution, you have to bang each time looking for the right ladder.
But then I'm blocking f06 do it?
absurd!
with gp, to which I always had it too "sir", when it had to do with the rude.
 
Cristallo said:
Mah!
I'd like to tell you that no your problem has no solution, you have to bang each time looking for the right ladder.
But then I'm blocking f06 do it?
absurd!
with gp, to which I always had it too "sir", when it had to do with the rude.
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@plannerroad
I immediately followed the advice and also saw help but the results are the same
I tried to scale the initial design (010.dwg) but at each insert, despite insunits is set to 4, nothing changes
I said I'm not practical, but I think that dwgs don't have the same values as the entry scale.


@cristallo
thank you but I would like to find a unique solution for everyone, for f06 I wrote it x error (although it is a block resident in my library), excuse

I'm still playing (cut of moderation)
 

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You don't understand what you want to get.
if the 010 file is the one in which to insert the f06 or e21a block or e21a what should happen? Why do I insert the blocks and then...? to me they seem to be good; Everything is in millimeters and there is no redundancy.
I go back to ask: What's the problem?
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
You don't understand what you want to get.
if the 010 file is the one in which to insert the f06 or e21a block or e21a what should happen? Why do I insert the blocks and then...? to me they seem to be good; Everything is in millimeters and there is no redundancy.
I go back to ask: What's the problem?
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Thank you
My problem is one only when entering the blocks I would like the same to have the scale of the basic design and matched with the existing lines
Everything here
 
I think that's not enough.
You have what you want to get, we don't. attach a file with the final result with some comment because of lines in drawing 010 there are several.
but perhaps the block is not drawn badly, but the design in which to insert it that maybe is too big. For example if I have a 2 wide machine and insert it in a 50 wide street is not the block or the units of the drawings to be packed, it is the road that is not consistently drawn.

I would like to point out that your initial question was letting you assume anything else. You can't be mad at others if you can't explain yourself well and you don't realize it.
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
I think that's not enough.
You have what you want to get, we don't. attach a file with the final result with some comment because of lines in drawing 010 there are several.
but perhaps the block is not drawn badly, but the design in which to insert it that maybe is too big. For example if I have a 2 wide machine and insert it in a 50 wide street is not the block or the units of the drawings to be packed, it is the road that is not consistently drawn.

I would like to point out that your initial question was letting you assume anything else. You can't be mad at others if you can't explain yourself well and you don't realize it.
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I'd like to make it clear. I'm not angry or anything.
My initial question meant
If I insert a block, how can I have a uniform scale for everyone?
in fact the basic question was this
Hello everyone
I have standard designs where from time to time insert what I need
I have a fairly supplied library of electrical blocks
the problem is that they are not all uniform
when I insert a block I must always look for a valid scale for insertion
how can I do to make everything uniform to avoid doing all this from time to time
Thank you.
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also this is valid as consideration
but perhaps the block is not drawn badly, but the design in which to insert it that maybe is too big. For example if I have a 2 wide machine and insert it in a 50 wide street is not the block or the units of the drawings to be packed, it is the road that is not consistently drawn.
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I'll coach you as requested
in this example I have highlighted the distances and diversity of measurement between the initial design and two random blocks inserted for test

after you tell me if I have to burn everything or do something
Thank you for your patience
 

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