I hope some kind member here with god powers can bring it back to life for me. Here is the routine pasted from a text editor. I am not a lisp programmer so I have no idea what might need editing in the routine in order to resurrect it. DWG file with the same name already exists, WBLKALL. Prompts user for new name if the block name is more than 8 characters long.3. Writes the block to the current directory.2. I've played with the revcloud command built into AutoCAD, but I've found it inferior to the old routine that I've been using, & the "reverse" prompt does not appear if using the freehand option. Name: WBLKALL Description: This program WBLOCKs all block definitions in a drawing. Var.lsp Creates a text file that records all. As the bulk of my work involves very busy P&IDs, revision clouds are often quite complex. Description: These are just a few of the top lisp routines you should check out in the library HFACE.lsp Create 3dfaces to hide entities around text, Enedit.lsp Create a selection set quickly and easily, then take advantage. Basically, the routine still works, but the cloud is not displayed dynamically as it is created, but is only visible when finished. The main difference is that if the cloud is drawn anticlockwise it creates a "humpy" revision cloud, & if it is drawn clockwise it creates a "spikey" hold cloud. It's a revision cloud routine that works similarly to the freehand routine now built into AutoCAD. I just installed AutoCAD 2022 today & found a lisp routine that I've been using since the mid 90's has been broken.
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