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发表于 2022-7-8 10:45:22
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You know those Russian dolls where you open one and there is another inside? Then you open it and there is another inside of it and so on. Blocks can be nested just like that. There are good reasons to do it, and there are bad reasons to do it.
Say you are drawing a cubical farm - an office building. In each cube is a desk, a chair and a bookcase. Each of these are blocks so you insert them into a cubical block. If you change the size or type of chair, desk or bookcase, you redefine the block and your cube automagically updates. You arrange several of these cubical blocks into a department module (another block). You put 5 modules on a floor.
Then the boss says that he does not like the way you put your department grouping together, he wants the BOSS cube (another block) only accessible through a secret door. All you have to do with nested blocks is to edit that block, regen the drawing and all departments in the building are now set to make things difficult for the poor saps who are stuck there.
The drawback is that some noob comes in and redefines the desk block without realizing it. Suddenly your entire drawing has desks that look like desk-phones.
Fire is not good or bad - but it can cook your dinner or your finger, depending on how you use it.
Glen |
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