DXF Group Codes
BLOCKS Section |
BLOCK
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The following group codes apply to block entities.
Block group codesGroup codes | Description |
0 |
Entity type (BLOCK) |
5 |
Handle |
102 |
Start of application defined group "{application_name". For example, "{ACAD_REACTORS" indicates the start of the AutoCAD persistent reactors group |
application-defined codes |
Codes and values within the 102 groups are application-defined. |
102 |
End of group, "}" |
100 |
Subclass marker (AcDbEntity) |
8 |
Layer name |
100 |
Subclass marker (AcDbBlockBegin) |
2 |
Block name |
70 |
Block-type flags (bit coded values, may be combined): |
10 |
Base point. DXF: X value; APP: 3D point |
20, 30 |
DXF: Y and Z values of base point |
3 |
Block name |
1 |
Xref path name (optional; present only if the block is an xref) |
The UCS in effect when a block definition is created becomes the WCS for all entities in the block definition. The new origin for these entities is shifted to match the base point defined for the block definition. All entity data is translated to fit this new WCS.
*MODEL_SPACE and *PAPER_SPACE Block Definition
Now, there are always two extra, empty definitions in the BLOCKS section, titled *MODEL_SPACE and *PAPER_SPACE. These definitions manifest the new representation of model space and paper space as block definitions internally. The entities contained in these definitions still appear in the ENTITIES section for compatibility.
Model Space and Paper Space Entity Segregation
The interleaving between model space and paper space will no longer occurs, because of internal organization. Instead, all paper space entities are output, followed by model space entities. The flag distinguishing them is the group code 67.