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Punkte oder Blöcke entlang Stützpunkten
platzieren
Command
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See
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Blöcke in Punkte umwandeln
Command
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Punkte in Blöcke umwandeln
Command
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Alle Blockattribute ändern
Command
line: GT_MOD_SHBL
Globally changes the block and shape properties like scale factors, rotation angles, relative scaling, relative rotation etc. 
What to Modify?
Choose either Blocks or Shapes here. The subsequent dialog
box will allow only the selected object type to be selected.
Property to modify
Select here either Scale Factor, Relative Rotate, Absolute
Rotation Angle or Relative Scale as the case may be.
Enter value for selected property
Enter a destination value for the property specified above.
Rotation/Scaling Options
Under this heading, it is possible to specify the base point of rotation
or scaling. The base point is always specified in relation to the
insertion point of the block or shape. The Base Point can either be the
insertion point in which case the Rotate/Scale about insertion point
should be checked. If this is unchecked, the other options can be used to
specify X and Y offset distances from the insertion point measured in the
direction of the block or shape inserted at angle zero. These offset
distances are measured in the direction of the rotation angle (X Offset)
and the direction perpendicular to it (Y Offset).
If the Scale XY offsets by XY scale factors option is
checked, the X and Y offsets entered are considered to be for as unit
scale and if the block or shape has a non-unity scale factor, the offsets
are also multiplied by this value.
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Blockattribute in Datei extrahieren
Command
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GT_ATTEXT Tutorial
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Blockattributnamen in ASCII-Datei exportieren
Command
line: GT_TAGEXT
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Attribute zwischen Blöcke übertragen
Command line: GT_ATTXFER / GT_AX
GT_ATTXFER transfers attributes from one block to another. You can specify the source attribute tag name and the target attribute tag name to transfer or let
GT_ATTXFER do an automatic transfer of all similar named attributes between source block and target block. The source and target blocks need not be the same block name.
The GT_ATTXFER command brings up the dialog box each time for setting the parameters. To go directly to the command, use the AX command at the command prompt.
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Geschachtelte Blöcke aufbrechen
Command
line: GT_EXPLODENESTED
GT_XPLODENESTED explodes only nested blocks i.e blocks which
contain atleast one block (INSERT) object within its definition. Any
non-nested blocks objects if selected will be ignored by this command.
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Block-Attribut-Editor
Command line: GT_ATTEDIT
GT_ATTEDIT allows to edit attributes of a block globally.
Specify block to process: Select the block name to process.
Pick Block: Use this option to visually pick a block [ INSERT ]
object from the drawing and that will be the currently selected block.
Select Block: Displays a dialog box of currently defined blocks in
the drawing. Choosing one of them makes it the currently selected block.
Select Attribute: For the currently selected block, all the defined
attributes are shown here. Choose one of them for the global editing
purpose.
Edit criteria: Choose one of the edit criteria here.
Set same value: Sets all selected attribute tags with the same
value specifed in the Value to set box [see below].
Find / Replace: Finds all occurrences of the attribute string and
replaces it with a new string value. These values are specified in the
Find String and Replace String box [see below].
Trim characters from start: Trims the specified number of
characters from the start of the attribute string.
Trim characters from end: Trims the specified number of characters
from the end of the attribute string.
Add prefix: Adds a prefix at the start of the attribute string.
Add suffix: Adds a suffix at the end of the attribute string.
Decrement:
Computes the numeric value of the attribute and decrements it by the
specified value and updates the attribute.
Increment: Computes the numeric value of the attribute and
increments it by the specified value and updates the attribute.
# of chars to trim: Specify the number of characters to trim
(either from start or end)
Prefix/Suffix string: Enter the prefix or suffix string to add
here.
Value to set: Enter the constant value for the attribute to set
here.
Amount to increment: Enter the amount by which the attribute value
should be incremented.
Amount to decrement: Enter the amount by which the attribute value
should be decremented.
Find String: For Find/Replace, specify the string to find here.
Replace String: For Find/Replace, specify the string to replce
here.
Embedded search: Checking this option causes the search to look for
embedded string patterns also and they will be replaced with the Replace
String.
Case Sensitive: Checking this option causes the search to be
case-sensitive.
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Mehrfaches Umdefinieren von Blöcken und Layern
Command
line: GT_MREDEFINE
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GT_MREDEFINE command is used to re-define properties of multiple blocks at
once. This command operates on the block definition and redefines a number
of properties within the block definition and re-groups the blocks. All
instances (insertions) of the block is automatically updated. Property
to redefine:
Layer: Changes the layer of all block entities to the name
specified in the LayerName edit box.
Color: Changes the color of all block entities to the value
specified in the Color edit box.
Elevation: Changes the elevation value of all block entities to the
value specified in the Elevation Edit Box.
Thickness: Changes the thickness value of all block entities to the
value specified in the Thickness edit box.
Property Value: LayerName:
Enter the layer name to be used for processing. If the name entered does
not exist in the drawing, irt will be created.
Color: Enter the name of the color to be used. The color
value can be specified as Red, Green, Yellow etc or as a number from 1 to
255.
Elevation: Enter elevation value to be used.
Thickness: Enter thickness value to be used. Select
blocks to process: Select block(s) that you want to be processed.
Multiple selection is allowed using the Shift and Control keys.
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Block ersetzen
Command line: GT_REPBLK
This command is used to replace all insertions of one named block with another. The source block must be defined in the drawing while the destination block can be defined in the drawing or available as a DWG file. When Blocks with attributes are replaced, their attributes also will be transferred, where possible. The number of attributes in the two blocks need not be the same. As many attributes as possible will be transferred. If there are less number of attributes in the target block than in the source block, they will be lost. If there are more attributes in the target block, they will be left blank. All extended entity data will be transferred to the target block.
Source Block: Select the name of the source block
Target Block: Select the name of the target block
Block redefinition options:
Read block definition from external DWG: Checking this option
allows one block to be replaced with another block of its same name and
the updated block definition will be read from an external DWG by the same
name as the block name. The external DWG file should be available in the
AutoCAD support path.
Read block definition from current DWG: Checking this option
allows one block to be replaced with another block of its same name and
the updated block definition will be read from within the current drawing.
Reposition target block attributes
at source attribute locations:
If this option is checked, the target block attributes will be placed at
the same location as on the source blocks. If the source block attributes
were moved manually, this option ensures that the newly created block
attributes will also be positioned at the same location as in the source
blocks.
Replace (selection) options:
Select manually: Provides an option to select objects that you wish
to move.
Select All: Selects all blocks matching the provided
name and replaces them.
GT_REPBLK Tutorial
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Blöcke trennen - Behalten der Attribute als Text
Command
line: GT_XP_ATT
GT_XP_ATT is used to explode blocks, which contain attributes, but this explode results in the attributes to be converted into text entities rather than the attribute definitions (ATTDEFs). This command also defines the
GT_ATT2TXT command, which is used to convert attributes to text.
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Block einfügen
Command
line: GT_BLOCKINS
GT_BLOCKINS cuts short the number of keystrokes required for a typical block insertion. Using the GeoTools defaults for scale factors and rotation angle, this command allows blocks to be easily selected from a dialog box of available blocks and placed quickly by just picking the insertion point.
GT_BLOCKINS Tutorial
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Blockeinfügen - wiederholen
Command
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This is a further improvement over the previous command. It eliminates the need for selecting the block. The last block used by
GT_BLOCKINS is automatically used and the only input required is to pick the insertion point.
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Suchen und Ersetzen von Text/Attributen
Command
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See Under Text Tools
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Blockgraphiken und Attributeigenschaften unabhängig ändern
Command
line: GT_BLKEDIT
The GT_BLKEDIT command is a comprehensive block editing tool
similar to the GT_MOD_SHBL command. The difference lies in the fact that
GT_BLKEDIT allows the block graphics and attributes to be edited
independently but globally for all selected blocks.
What to edit?
Graphics Only - The editing changes applied will be effective only
to block graphics. The attributes will be left untouched.
Attributes Only- The editing changes applied will be effective only
to the selected block attribute. The block graphics will be left
untouched.
Specify block name
Use this section to select the block name to process.
Pick block >
Allows to select an individual block to be edited directly from the
drawing. This makes it easier to select the blocks to edit by way of a visual pick
selection.
Property to modify
Choose one of the following properties to modify or action to
perform
Scale Factor: Allows block graphics scale factor to be set. For
attributes, this property means changing the text height.
Relative Rotate [degrees]: Performs a relative rotate in degrees.
Applicable for both graphics and attribute text.
Absolute Rotation Angle [degrees]: Performs an absolute rotate in
degrees. Applicable for both graphics and attribute text.
Relative Scale: Allows block graphics scale factor to be
relatively scaled. For attributes, this property means scaling the text
height.
Style: Applicable to text attributes only
Justification: Applicable to text attributes only
Move [slide] along X rotation direction: Moves the block graphics or
attribute text in the direction [ X ] of the rotation angle by the specified
amount.
Move [slide] along Y rotation direction: Moves the block graphics or
attribute text in the direction perpendicular [ Y ] to the rotation angle by the specified
amount.
Other parameters
Text Justification: Allows the desired text justification to be
set here. Applicable for attributes only
Style: Allows the text style to be set. Applicable for attributes
only
Select Attribute tag: Allows the attribute tag to edit for the
currently selected block
Value for selected property: Enter here the numeric value for the
currently selected property in the dialog box section above.
See Also: GT_MOD_SHBL command
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Suche Block nach Text
Command
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Texte in Blockattribute überführen
Command
line: GT_TXT2ATT
The
GT_TXT2ATT command is used to transfer text strings as block attributes.
Using this command, you can select a block name and specify the attributes
you wish to populate. Each selected attribute can then be populated with
selected text strings. Block
Name: Choose the block name to process from the list of available
blocks with attributes in the current drawing. Select
attribute tags: For the selected block, this list box displays all
the available attribute tags. Choose the attribute tags that you wish to
populate. Multiple selection is permissible. Upon
choosing the Ok button, you will be asked to select a chosen
block from the drawing. GT_TXT2ATT will then ask to select text objects, once
for each of the chosen attribute tags to populate. The text string from
the Text object will then be populated into the block attribute. The
existing attribute value is presented as a default. If you do not
wish to change it, simply press the ENTER key and do not select a text
object.
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Objektdaten aus Blockattributen definieren
Command
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Linien/Polylinien an schneidenden Blöcken
stutzen
Command
line: GT_MBLKTRIM
The GT_MBLKTRIM command is used for Trimming
Lines/Polylines along Intersecting Blocks.
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Blöcke: Attribute, Meldungen und Defaultwerte
umbenennen
Command
line: GT_TAGREN 
The GT_TAGREN command is used to rename block
attribute tags. While replacing the tag name in the block definition with
a new name, the command also ensures that any repositioned attributes
(moved away from their default locations) will be retained at their
existing locations. This command also enables you to rename the attribute
prompts as well as their default values.
Select block name: Select the block
that you want to process. Select
tag to rename: Select the attribute tag that you want to rename.
New tag name: Enter the new attribute
tag name. New attribute prompt:
Enter the new attribute prompt value here.
New attribute default: Enter the new
attribute default value here.
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Compare Block attributes and create report
 Command
line : GT_COMPAREBLKATTS
The GT_COMPAREBLKATTS command compares all blocks in the current drawing (with attributes) and creates a report of all blocks which have the identical attribute structure. This is a good QA and analysis tool to analyze multiple blocks in drawings which may have identical, slightly different or completely different attribute structures.
The report generated by this command tells which of the blocks have identical attribute structure. Accordingly, the blocks may then be merged (replaced by) into one name or the attribute structure of other blocks can be suitably modified to match the desired attribute structure.
Create output report file : Checking
this box allows to store the report of comparison in the form of .rpt file Output
filename... : Clicking on this
button pops up the save as dialog box for storing the report
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