update cad

[gerryfi]

I have a mix of blocks of various types created with the mbloc command, they are quite complex blocks for the high number of attributes in them present and applied dynamic functions.
I happen, once inserted in a drawing, to have to make some changes to improve its functionality, and here arises the question: is there a command to update the block present in the library without having to retrace from the mblocco command?
thanks to all of you

 

[x11start]

you can use the lisp mblockau: creates a subfolder tabs, from where the design is to be "treated". in the tabs folder all current drawing blocks are saved. It's basically a multi-lock, then it's up to you to copy only the blocks you need in another folder.

 

[gerryfi]

I feel great, thank you very much.
What a great community

 

[x11start]

.... use this version: the previous did not export the blocks containing attributes.

 

[gerryfi]

Thanks again

 

[gerryfi]

I hope to find an answer despite the time spent, with what string you launch this lisp?

Thank you.

 

[x11start]

by command line write:
(load "mblockou")
then from the sending and throw it with mblockou

Of course, the file has to be in a folder between those autocad can find.
otherwise if you put it on e.g. in c:/lisp you will need to write (load"c:/lisp/mblockau")