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Hello world!

hi guys, i have been using these 2 lisp regularly for a while now. i was wondering would it be possible to have some sort of lisp that combines both of their function? 
I do apologize i cannot give credit to the owners of these lisp as i have already forgotten where i got them.

the first lsp is xch, replaces the block and inherits the rotation - however, when the basepoint of the block is not in the center of the block it will mess up the location of the new block - relative to the basepoint of the original block that will be replaced.

second lsp is mchange - where regardless of the basepoint or rotation, the block will be replaced as is, and i have to rotate the block manually.

now ideally what i was looking for is the best of both worlds - if possible a lsp that would replace the block on the same location as mchange.lsp, but inherits the rotation of the block like xch irrelevant of the basepoint.

any help would be much appreciated. 

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	uploads/977892/xch.lsp uploads/977892/mchange.lsp Hello world! hi guys, i have been using these 2 lisp regularly for a while now. i was wondering would it be possible to have some sort of lisp that combines both of their function? I do apologize i cannot give credit to the owners of these lisp as i have already forgotten where i got them. the first lsp is xch, replaces the block and inherits the rotation - however, when the basepoint of the block is not in the center of the block it will mess up the location of the new block - relative to the basepoint of the original block that will be replaced. second lsp is mchange - where regardless of the basepoint or rotation, the block will be replaced as is, and i have to rotate the block manually. now ideally what i was looking for is the best of both worlds - if possible a lsp that would replace the block on the same location as mchange.lsp, but inherits the rotation of the block like xch irrelevant of the basepoint. any help would be much appreciated.

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