Accessing Block Editor from the command prompt. I would argue that this should always be done instead of exploding to edit blocks.īlock editor can be accessed by right clicking on the block that needs to be changed, or alternatively type BEDIT on the command line, choosing the block name from the list.įig. So far so good, but what about if circumstances change and the setting needs to be reverted? To edit the setting, the Block Editor can be used. Once done, attempts to explode the block will result in a message saying that the block cannot be exploded! Simply untick the allow exploding option when creating the block.
However, it is possible to prevent this by protecting block definitions from that situation. Use Explode with extreme caution, if at all!
Once this is done all that intelligence will be lost!įig. The Explode command within AutoCAD does have its uses, but frequently the command can become an annoyance when users explode blocks that have attributes, field and dynamic properties.
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