This is the default setting of Layers initially. No changes made to final exploded object layers, same as using command EXPLODE. It is the top level block in a multi-levelled block, not median-levelled sub-block. The parent block is the block in the original selection. That would be nice because I wouldn't have to explode theīlock at all, but I can't figure out how to do that yet.It controls the layer of exploded objects.Įxploded objects are changed to the layer of the parent block they belong to. My other option here is to reference the ACADText object's properties inside Now I simply want to put the blockīack together. I have successfully obtained the property values of the individual Possible? The block consisted of an ACADText object and an ACADLWPolyline Wrote in message am trying to re-assemble a block that I have exploded. The block definition should still be in the drawing, provides you have not That would be nice because I wouldn't have to explode the block at all, but I can't figure out how to do that yet. My other option here is to reference the ACADText object's properties inside the block object.

If ExplodedObjects(i).ObjectName = 'AcDbText' ThenīOMPieceMarkRef = ExplodedObjects(i).TextStringīOMPieceMarkID = ExplodedObjects(i).Hyperlinks.Item(0).URL

Set SelectedBlockReference = SelectionSet(0)ĮxplodedObjects = SelectedBlockReference.Explode

Set SelectionSet = ThisDrawing.ActiveSelectionSet My code looks like the following:ĭim SelectedBlockReference As AcadBlockReference

Now I simply want to put the block back together. I have successfully obtained the property values of the individual objects that formerly made up the block. Is this possible? The block consisted of an ACADText object and an ACADLWPolyline object. I am trying to re-assemble a block that I have exploded.

Can you explode a block in autocad