Autocad flatten drawing

Matt Kolberg. It is designed to remove any non-zero elevations from selected objects within a drawing. It does an excellent job with this, but there is some behavior that may not be obvious to all users.

However, unexpected behavior results when flattening Dynamic and Annotative blocks, even blocks with embedded non-zero-elevation linework.

Annotative Blocks: For example, an annotative block with a name of Arrow , is inserted 3 times. Further, they will no longer be annotative. A block which contains elements which have non-zero elevations, will also flatten adequately.

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Message 3 of Hi there I'm sorry but my computer doesnt recognise the file extension. What am I to do with it? Message 4 of Message 5 of Message 6 of Tags 3. Tags: flat. Message 7 of I have a question about HOW you input these commands: Sergio.

Bertino wrote: Hi In addition you can use one of these two lisp commands or both It's better.. Message 8 of What you do with this line? There are many ways to load this autolisp, but this will show you how it works. Message 9 of Hi, I am using autocad for mac Message 10 of Message 11 of Message 12 of That blows.

Message 13 of Message 14 of Is there a way to create a button using that lisp routine? Message 15 of Do you need help creating a button, or find a lisp? Message 16 of I need help on how to create a button and after creating the button I would like to share it on multiple desktops.

Can you help? The button is to flatten an entire drawing by one click. Sent from my iPhone. Message 17 of Message 18 of This is great. I was actually able to get what i wanted done with the video and your help.