Xcopy Command??
Does Bricsys have a alternative to Autocad's xcopy command?? Trying to copy objects over from an xref.
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Hi Sven,
If you wish to use a small add-on with Bricscad, our GeoTools software for Bricscad may have an answer for you. We have a command called GT_XTRACT which can extract (and copy) objects from an XREF, normal block or polyline and create them in the current drawing.
Look up our web-sites for more info or email me for any questions.
- rakesh.rao@4d-technologies.com
- www.4d-technologies.com / www.coordsys.com
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Thanks Rakesh, at this time we are evaluating the software and seeing how it intergrates into our workflow. Xcopy is a command we use quite frequently but with 20 + users your application will add extraordinary costs to our deployment. I was hoping that Briscad had a similar command built in.
I will keep your software in mind though.
Best Regards.
Sven
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Oops, I made a mistake, I was referring to the NCOPY command not XCOPY.
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Has anyone come across a lisp routine that will accomplish the Ncopy command?
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Try the following workaround to copy entities from an Xref to the parent drawing:
1. Double click the Xref to launch Refedit.
2. In the Refedit session use the Copy command to copy the desired entities.
3. Select the copied entities, then click the 'Remove from Refedit' toolbutton on the Refedit toolbar.
4. Click the 'Refclose and Save' toolbutton on the Refedit toolbar.
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My block tools routine has a nested copy command, caveat, it must be scaled uniformly
www.cadext.com/downloads/ExtTools.msi (need v11 pro)
Else, you can search over @ www.theswamp.org
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