Hello,I am trying to write a script that updates an existing block in a drawing. I then plan on using ScriptPro to run the script across multiple drawings that have the block inside. Found the following script from this article - https://www.cad-notes.com/how-to-update-autocad-block-in-multiple-files-using-script/-INSERTtitle=(COMMAND \E "RESUME")QSAVE"title" is the block name .I run the script through ScriptPro and it doesn't update the blockI get this message in the log file:"title" = Warning: If you are trying to insert the file: "title" it must be inserted using the <block> = <filename> syntax. Command: y Unknown command "Y". Press F1 for help. Command: _. quit Command: **** No System Variable Changed ****Could anyone knowledgeable about scripts let me know what I am doing wrong or suggest a better method?Thanks

Seems to work fine by me.Did you defined the path location for that block via options-->files--->Support File Search Path?

Yeah I defined the path location. What version of AutoCAD are you using?

Im using acad 2018

I think I know the issue, the script works for me when I have a block with no spaces in its title. But when I have a block that has a space it doesn't work. When I run the script to update a block called Construction Stamp it assumes the block is called Construction.dwg. Do you know how to represent spaces in the script file for the block title?

You were right it did not work, my mistake....Try this and be sure you have that last enter after the _qsave command-INSERTtitle=(COMMAND \E "RESUME")_QSAVEthis enter

Other thing is that the block wont redefine because that script is inserting a block that is already in the drawing.......