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Meters Recorders 2. Line circuits Power parts Relays, switches Switchboxes, fuses Transformer Mapping Building objects Elevations 2. Ground types Line symbols Mapping symbols Networks Traffic equipment DWG files size: DXF files size: CAD Drawings Search:. Notice that when you insert a block, it is attached to your cursor at the point indicated. This location is called the insertion point. By default, the insertion point is the origin point 0,0 of the original drawing.

After inserting the block, you can select it and a grip appears. You can easily move and rotate this block using this grip. In the following example, a drawing file is inserted into the current drawing to provide a standard detail view. Instead of creating a drawing file to be inserted as a block, you might want to create a block definition directly in your current drawing.

Use this method if you do not plan to insert the block into any other drawing. For example, this is how you could create a module for a cubicle design. You can enter the information for steps 3, 4, and 5 into the Block Definition dialog box in any order.

After creating the block definition, you can insert, copy, and rotate the block as needed. In the illustration below, the cubicle on the right was exploded and modified. In this example, you would probably create a new block definition from the objects in the exploded block. There are several different schemes for saving and retrieving block definitions.