Script a multiple attribute block

[ola.s]

Hello
I want to insert a multiple attribute block in AutoCAD 2005 via a script. I know how to script a single attribute block (-insert c:/temp/block.dwg 10000,20000,0 2) where 10000,20000,0 are the coordinates and 2 are the attribute. I´ve tried to add more attributes after the first one but this doesn't work. Anyone that can help me??

Best regards
Ola

[Opie]

Can you post what you have so far that isn't working?

[Mike.Perry]

Hi Ola

Please note I have *moved* this thread from the AutoCAD General forum to this one, as I feel this particular forum is a more appropriate place for such a topic.

Plus, in future please do not post the same question / query to more than one forum.

I have removed your post from the AutoCAD Dynamic Blocks forum, as per the "AUGI Forum Guidelines - Forum Don'ts"...

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Thanks, Mike

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[ola.s]

Hi
I`ve tried to add a second attribute after the first one (see attached file). What happens is that both attributes in the script ends up in the first attribute defined tag in the block and the second defined attribute i have to enter manually. How do you separate the attributes in the script file so that i dont have to enter the second attribute manually?

Best Regards
Ola

[ola.s]

Hi
I found the answer in the similar threads script& block attributes.
Thanks
Ola

[Mike.Perry]

I found the answer in the similar threads script& block attributes.

Hi Ola

Excellent! stuff

Would you mind sharing with everyone, which one of the five threads answered your question ( so others may benefit from such information in the future ).

Mike

[ola.s]

Hi
The thread Script & Block Attributes solved the problem.
I added block scale and rotation to the script. Works fine
I attach my script as well.

/Ola

[Mike.Perry]

The thread Script & Block Attributes solved the problem.
I added block scale and rotation to the script. Works fine
I attach my script as well.

Hi Ola

Thank you posting back with the requested information and sharing the Script file you put together ( with a little help from thread "Script & Block Attributes ).

Mike