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If you want to zoom to the imaginary bounding box that surrounds the selected Block or Reference, click Zoom to Bounds before you click Show Selection or OK. If you select a Block that contains other Blocks, or a Reference that contains Blocks or other References, the nesting is displayed in a hierarchical list. From the list in the Edit Component dialog box, select the name of a Block or Reference: If you select a Block or Reference that does not contain further Blocks or References, the list contains only that Block or Reference. In the graphics area click a Block or Reference to edit. In-Place Editing of Components Use the EditComponent command to edit individual Elements within referenced Blocks or drawings directly in the current drawing, changing the definition of Blocks or References.Īll instances of modified Blocks and References are updated in the drawing. To report problems encountered with the Web help interface and search, contact your local support representative. For optimized display, we suggest upgrading your browser to Internet Explorer 7 or newer. We have detected you are using a browser version older than Internet Explorer 7. Click here for information about technical support. The documentation team cannot answer technical support questions. Use the form below to send your comments and suggestions about this topic directly to our documentation team. You cannot modify the hierarchy of nested Blocks in References. Use the ChangeElements command to add or remove entities in the Block definition or Reference.

The dialog box temporarily disappears until you click in the graphics area or press Esc to return to the dialog box. You can add to Components or remove Elements from them. During a Component editing session, you can access and modify individual Elements of Blocks and References. The EditComponent command starts a Component editing session, also referred to as in-place editing. You can move, copy, mirror, rotate or scale Components, but the Elements that make up a Component are not accessible by default. To Open a Block Definition for Editing (Block Editor)īlock insertions and attached References behave as single Elements in drawings. Use the EditComponent command to edit individual Elements within referenced Blocks or drawings directly in the current drawing, changing the definition of Blocks or References.