The first lisp function sets "&block" as the insertion point marking line, Ive found that you cant cut and paste if you open a drawing that has been created in nanoCAD, in AutoCAD - I think it is to do with proxy settings/proxy graphics. and you should then choose the entities to be included in the edited block. The insertion point marking line will disappear, When you're done editing the block, type "bk". You can move it to change the insertion point of the block. right-click on the sheet of which drawing you had to copy and then select the drawing.then right-click on the drawing,open your file and then paste.then put it wherever you want.
AUTOCAD COPYCLIP NOT WORKING INSTALL
Install the object enabler required to use the specialized objects (if no object. for copying the drawing from another file ,you can open it and. Ensure that all available Updates for the version being used are installed. Type COPYCLIP then enter (or press ctrl+C). 'Copy to clipboard failed' when trying to copy in AutoCAD Products Issue. Select all objects (or entities) you want to copy. You must copy that drawing and paste it to your original drawing. I have experienced problems with Clips in the past, but I still use the. If you need to have that part of drawing in your original drawing, you have an extra work. That line marks the insertion point - don't erase it! Cop圜lip is also smart enough not to record duplicate clippings in its list. which should be placed well outside the block.
The lisp function then draws a line from the insertion point and asks for an endpoint, Find a blank place on the screen to place the insertion point. Block Editing commands by Yaacov Lazar: Pair of lisp functions to edit blocks - type "kk" and choose the block to edit. It still works in Bricscad v13, so it probably works in v16 too. Autocad doesn't allow Cop圜lip during a Refedit.Īn alternative is Yaacov Lazar's very clever block editing commands - KK to start editing, and BK when you're done, just like Refedit and Refclose, except that while editing the block you're in the normal drawing editor so you can interact with the rest of the file or with other DWG files in any way you want and as much as you want. I assume it was set up that way for compatibility.
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