You can also simply draw new versions of the block within the Block Editor. To place a block from within another drawing, open a new tab in CAD, open that drawing, and copy the block into the Block Editor. To place an existing and saved block, use the AutoCAD Insert command or our Plan Graphics tool. You can now place or draw each version of the block that you'd like to include in the dynamic block. Placing another block from our Plan Graphics library In this example, we'll open the drawing for a boulder block named LAFX-STEP-STON from the folder LandFX/Blocks/PLAN_GRAPHICS/06-site_amenities/boulders. This will allow you to toggle through a dynamic block you've edited and place all (and only) the exact versions or views of that block you'd like to see.įirst, open the DWG file for the block from its folder within your LandFX folder.
You may want to customize our default dynamic blocks in order either add or subtract views of these blocks. To save your dynamic blocks, simply use our Save Block tool as you would with a normal block.
If you have dynamic blocks you've already created, we make it easy to save them into our system for easy access while designing. In any of these cases, the dynamic blocks you save will be available to place in your drawings and select from the available versions, or views, of the placed block.ĭynamic blocks simplify the block placement process because they allow you to place several views or versions of a block while only searching for and defining a single block. Our software allows you to save your existing dynamic blocks into our block library, make changes to our dynamic blocks, or create and save your own. A dynamic block is essentially a single block with multiple variations, designed to provide variety and an element of realism in your drawings. We've integrated dynamic blocks into our software.
Turning Your Existing Blocks Into Dynamic Blocks.Assigning a Block View or Version to Each Available Visibility State.Inserting Your Desired Block Into the Block Drawing.
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