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Arithmetic operation in a position field
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elmasry 
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Joined: 11.Feb.2012 Location: Egypt Using: AutoCAD 2012, Revit 2011 Status: Offline Points: 1 |
 Topic: Arithmetic operation in a position fieldPosted: 11.Feb.2012 at 15:27 |
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Hi, I'm using an object Y position field as an attribute for a block. This is what I use: %<\AcObjProp.16.2 Object(%<\_ObjId 2118086344>%).InsertionPoint \f "%lu2%pt2%pr4%ps[+, M]%ct8[0.001]">% What I would like to do is an arithmetic operation of addition, something similar to how 'CAL works. In this particular case I would like to add the value of 100,000 before the conversion factor, or 100 after the conversion factor. Thanks.
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Vladimir Michl
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Arkance Systems CZ Joined: 26.Jul.2007 Location: Czech Republic Using: Autodesk software Status: Offline Points: 2098 |
Posted: 12.Feb.2012 at 14:11 |
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Yes, you can do this. See the tip:
The resulting expression will look similar to:
%<\AcExpr (100+%<\_FldPtr 305306904>%) \f "%ps[+, M]">%
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%<\AcObjProp Object(%<\_ObjId 2129671616>%).InsertionPoint \f "%lu2%pt2">%
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