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The BLOOKUPTABLE command is used to display or create a property query table for specified dynamic block definition. Command Access: Command : BLOOKUPTABLE Command Prompts: Select Lookup Action: Function Description: When specifying a lookup action... Read More

The BACTIONTOOL command is used to add actions to a dynamic block definition. Command Access: Command : BACTIONTOOL Command Prompts: Enter action type [Array/Lookup/Filp/Move/Rotate/Scale/sTretch/Polar stretch]: Function Description: When editing... Read More

The BACTIONSET command is used to specify action selection set associated with an action in a dynamic block definition. Command Access: Command : BACTIONSET Command Prompts: Select action object:Specify selection set for action object [New/Modify] ... Read More

The BACTION command is used to add actions to dynamic block definitions. Command Access: Command : BACTION Command Prompts: Select parameter: Enter action type [Array (A)/Move (M)/Scale(S)/sTretch(T)]: Function Description:This command could be only... Read More

When building the block definition, the selection order is the key. If you simply window off the geometry there is a good possibility the prompt order will not be as desired. When selecting objects for a block definition, first individually pick the... Read More

You can create blocks by selecting objects, specifying a name and base point. You can also create TEXT information as attributes of blocks. You can define a blocks by BLOCK , insert a DWG/DXF file, COPYCLIP and paste as BLOCK , or binding an XREF... Read More

The WBLOCK command is used to save selected object as a specified graphic file or convert a block into a specified graphic file. Command Access: Ribbon : Insert > Block Definition> Create Block> Write BlockCommand : WBLOCK Function... Read More

You use the Block Editor to define and modify the objects and behavior in a block definition. In the Block Editor, you add parameters and actions, which define custom properties and dynamic behavior.You can access the Block Editor by typing BEDIT... Read More

GstarCAD has the ability to add descriptions to the block definitions in the drawing. Issue the BLOCK command, select the block from the list at top, then click in the lower 'Description' section and enter the description and finally click... Read More

Working with block references that represent symbols are essential in some industrial application drawings like electrical schematics, piping, etc. But a headache comes when try to place these blocks accurately overlapping or even breaking other... Read More