Hi @JPhil . Check the ending of this code.
Is it possible to add elevation to pressure pipes with camber?
Here are 2 blocks inserted into a drawing, the first was inserted using the “ExternalBlockReference.ByCoordinateSystem” node, and the second was inserted by hand, the attribute checking node says the first block does not have attributes, but it should just as the second does. When I try to edit attributes it throws the error “Warning: ExternalBlockReference.SetAttributeByTag operation failed.
eInvalidOpenState”. How can I make this block have attributes again?
Here is the program that inserts the block:
Try synchronizing attributes with “_.attsync” command after inserting the block
Hi mzjensen . I have some problems .I want to layout some multi-view blocks ， I create a multi-view block ， when I use the “MultiViewBlock.MultiViewBlockReferences” code ， get nothing .Can you help me ?
道路标线练习底图2.dwg (3.3 MB)
交通标志布置.dyn (57.6 KB)
交通标志列表.xls (99 Bytes)
That works, how can I apply that to my program to run against every sheet?
I am getting this error: “Warning: Method ‘doc()’ not found”
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Hello, Please someone could help me with this error ? The Label.SetReferenceTextTarget is not recognizing the civilobject cogopoint.
@kairo.felipe
Please start a new thread. This is not related as feedback to Camber package
Re. your SampleLine.ByStation node (and SampleLine.ByPoint too), see below:
I have 6 stations and 6 corresponding string point descriptions going into the SampleLine.ByStation node, but it is only creating 1 sample line. I just want to make sure if this is the expected behavior of the node, or whether I’m making a mistake with the inputs.
(If it is the correct behavior of the node, then I presume I should look into getting the functions to cycle or iterate through all six points with other nodes.)
Try setting lacing to longest.
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Thanks! Sorry for such a pedestrian question. Haven’t Dynamo’d in a while and forgot about the Lacing setting.
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Happens to us all at some point. 
Hello.
I need to create multi-view blocks using Dynamo.
I know about the Camber package version 4.0.0, which allows you to interact with multi-view blocks, but I’m not sure that these blocks can be created using them. I just started studying Dynamo and I don’t fully understand everything yet)
I have a database of 2D and 3D blocks and I would like to automate the process so that with a database of blocks I can create multi-view blocks.
P.S. Sorry for my English) I wrote with the help of a translator.
Hi,
I might have missed some other replies regarding this but is it possible to get an option for where we want the separator to be placed? Standard notation in Sweden is to use 0/000 m, so 3200 becomes 3/200 and 230 becomes 0/230.
With the node included this becomes 32/00 and 2/30 respectively.
Would also be nice to have an option of how many decimal places to include, although this is at least easier to solve with other String operations.
Hi @HenrikJ,
Is this a node from Camber that you are referring to?
Hi @intol69,
Have you tried the MultiViewBlockReference.ByCoordinateSystem node? It works very much the same as the out-of-the-box BlockReference.ByCoordinateSystem node. Here’s a simple example.
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My bad, it was from C3D Toolkit. Just saw it in the example for the 3D Text and assumed it was Camber
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