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NOTE Alternatively, you can select a multi-view block in the drawing,
and click Multi-View Block tab ➤ General panel ➤ Edit Style
drop-down ➤ Multi-View Block Definitions .
3 Select the definition that you want to change.
4 Click the Classifications tab.
By default, the classification for all classification definitions is
Unspecified. If no classification definitions are listed, none are
applied to multi-view block definitions.
5 For each classification definition, select the classification you want
to apply to the current multi-view block definition.
6 Click OK.
Adding a Multi-View Block Definition to DesignCenter
Use this procedure to add a multi-view block to DesignCenter
â„¢
. You can then
create new multi-view blocks by dragging and dropping them from
DesignCenter to your drawing. To add a multi-view block definition to
DesignCenter, you need to create a DWG file using the AEC Content Wizard.
For a detailed description of the AEC Content Wizard, see Overview of AEC
Content on page 3869.
1 On the command line, enter AecCreateContent.
2 Select Multi-View Block.
3 Under Current Drawing, select a multi-view block definition, and
click Add to add it to the Content File list.
4 Click Next.
5 Select the layer key to use when the multi-view block is inserted,
and specify any additional properties:
Then…If you want to…
select Explode on Insert.explode the multi-view block when
it is inserted in a drawing
enter a value for Preset Elevation.specify an elevation for the multi-
view block
select an anchor type.associate an anchor with the multi-
view block
2864 | Chapter 38 Multi-View Blocks
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