export one layout to a DWG

Can you export one layout to a DWG ?

Thnx! Gerrit J.

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G. Janssen
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G. Janssen a écrit :

Wbloc ?

@+ Sil

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Sil

That does not work with wblock

I would like to export de frame (lauout) and the drawing (model)

regards, Gerrit

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G. Janssen

G. Janssen a écrit :

And if you just select the good layer before and make a wblock of all the objets ?

Sil

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Sil

No. WBLOCK exports only the current space. Why don't you try it before giving answers that don't work? ___

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Paul Turvill

Simple answer: No.

Your best bet is to delete everything you don't need, then SAVEAS. Or, to be a bit more safe about preserving the original drawing, SAVEAS a new drawing, then open the *new* drawing and delete what you don't need. ___

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Paul Turvill

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Brian Spillane

O.k. Thanx

Gerrit

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G. Janssen

Paul Turvill a écrit :

I'm french and I think I've make a mistake with the word "Layout". WBlock works whith a "Layer". I'm sorry.

What's a "Layout", a picture ?

Sil

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Sil

Layout = any of the available paper space tabs. What are these called in the French version of AutoCAD? In the English version, their names default to Layout1, Layout2, etc., as they are created, but the names may be changed by the user. ___

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Paul Turvill

I use this routine. I've lost the notes on who the original author was. It created a separate file for each layout.

(defun c:ltd (/ fn path msg msg2 fileprefix)

(defun delalllayouts (keeper / lay2) (foreach lay2 (layoutlist) (progn (if (/= lay2 keeper) (command "_.layout" "d" lay2) ) ) ) )

(setvar "CMDECHO" 0) (setq msg "") (setq msg2 "") (command "._undo" "_BE") (setq fileprefix (getstr> Can you export one layout to a DWG ?

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Martin Shoemaker

Thanx Martin,

I will test it!

regards, Gerrit Janssen The Netherlands

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G. Janssen

Paul Turvill a écrit :

A "Présentation" in french Thanks you. Sil

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Sil

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