Dynamic Blocks with Visibility, Linear, & Lookup Parameters in AutoCAD - Part 4

Join our AEC Technical Specialist Ariel Rejtman as he shows us all about dynamic blocks in AutoCAD in this 5 part series. In part 4 we learn about dynamic blocks with visibility, linear and lookup parameters in AutoCAD.
Please find links to the other 4 parts below:
Part 1: • Using Dynamic Blocks &...
Part 2: • Dynamic Blocks with Mu...
Part 3: • Dynamic Blocks with Ro...
Part 5: • Dynamic Blocks with Ar...
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  • @UBEnergy1872
    @UBEnergy187211 ай бұрын

    Your videos are, by far, the best I've come across on Autocad. They may seem long but you take the time to explain each bit and not assume that somehow the viewer will just 'piece it together'; it makes for a more effective learning experience. Well done! Really, because I've followed about 6 - 8 other similar vidoes and none of them deliver as yours do.

  • @DigitalDraftingSystems

    @DigitalDraftingSystems

    11 ай бұрын

    Thanks very much for your kind words! We always strive to provide thorough explanations. We're glad you're enjoying our videos.

  • @fiel112
    @fiel1122 жыл бұрын

    Thanks helped me alot

  • @royhuisman0210
    @royhuisman0210 Жыл бұрын

    Good evening, in part 4 you are stretching the bolt but the bolt head die not move along, can I see how that is done? Can you also show or learn me to make a dynamic block from a HE 100 A beam to change to HE120A and HE140A etc. Etc.

  • @DigitalDraftingSystems

    @DigitalDraftingSystems

    Жыл бұрын

    In the first part of our "Dynamic Blocks" tutorial (kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZWmZxpp-YpzfiNo.html), you can go to 5:08 (The section titled, "Hex head size") and see how a block can use a linear parameter to change its "type". In part 4 (kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJugu6mPnpm4ds4.html), you can follow the same steps used in the "Linear Stretch" section of the video (It starts at 10:45) and create different "increments" that act as sizes for an HE 100A, HE 120A, etc., and the "Lookup Properties" section can also help you to choose between different sized beams without using Dynamic Input and stretching grips.

  • @royhuisman0210

    @royhuisman0210

    Жыл бұрын

    @@DigitalDraftingSystems thank you

  • @NavySturmGewehr
    @NavySturmGewehr14 күн бұрын

    Please stop with the lip smacking.