Type 0,0,12 as the displacement and press enter at the second prompt.

Change the Object Type to Line and select Layer for Properties.

The Operator should be Equals and the Value should be Walls.

Pick OK to select all objects matching these criterion and return to the Properties window.

Then select the word Thickness for this change to take place.

Enter 0,0,84 as the displacement and press enter at the second prompt to move these LINEs 84 inches above the floor.

Then right-click in the drawing area to invoke a shortcut and select Properties.

Using a similar technique as for the Walls LINEs, change the THICKNESS of these two LINEs to 12.

Select the rectangular LWPOLYLINE (outline shape for the base of the door) near P1 and press enter to continue.

Enter a value of 84 as the height press enter to use a value of 0 for taper.

Use a value of 1 for the height of these desk tops and a value of 0 for taper.

Select the new SOLIDs near P2, P3 and P4 and press enter to continue.

Enter a displacement of 0,0,30 and press enter at the second prompt to move these 3 desk tops 30 inches above the floor.

Pick the Browse button and navigate to your personal folder.

Select the T3013.dwg drawing and pick the Open button to return to the Insert box.

Specify On- screen should be checked for Insertion point unchecked for the other two parameters.

Select the T3014.dwg drawing and pick Open to return to the Insert box.

Then pick OK to continue and AutoCAD will prompt for the insertion point.

You will supply this point in stages using point filters and this process is described on the following page.

Using the keyboard, type.XY (do not forget to type the period before the XY letters) and press enter.

Then left-click to use this point for the X Y ordinates of the point.

Enter L to select the Last object (the shelf) and press enter to continue.

Autocad Block Contains Proxy Objects In Autocad