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20 Click next to Attributes, and edit the prompt and value of
each attribute, as necessary.
21 Click OK twice.
Adding Multi-View Blocks to a Drawing
Multi-view blocks are inserted in a drawing by referencing their definitions
in one or more of the following locations:
â– DesignCenter
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â– Tool palettes
â– Tool catalogs
Predefined multi-view blocks supplied with AutoCAD Architecture are available
with DesignCenter. These blocks represent items such as furniture, electrical
appliances, pipes, ducts, annotation symbols, and schedule tags.
A generic multi-view block reference tool is supplied in the AutoCAD
Architecture Stock Tool catalog. This tool is in the Helper Tools category.
How you access a custom multi-view block definition—for example, blocks
that you or someone else in your organization defined—depends on what you
do with the block after you define it. You can use the multi-view block
definition to create AEC content in DesignCenter, or to create a multi-view
block tool that can be stored in a tool palette or tool catalog.
When you insert a multi-view block reference in a drawing, you are prompted
to specify the insertion point for the block. Depending on how the multi-view
block was defined, you may be prompted to specify rotation angle and scale
values.
Inserting a Multi-View Block
Use this procedure to add a multi-view block to a drawing.
1 Find the multi-view block definition and begin the insertion
process:
Then…If the multi-view block is…
click Insert tab ➤ Content pan-
el ➤ Content Browser drop-
stored as AEC content
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