1. Create the block: Draw the block geometry using standard AutoCAD commands, and make sure to keep the block as simple as possible. You can create a block by selecting the objects you want to include in the block, right-clicking, and selecting "Block".
2. Define the block attributes: Open the "Block Authoring Palette" by typing "BATTMAN" in the command line. In the palette, you can define the attributes that will be associated with the block. These can include text, visibility states, stretchable parameters, and other dynamic properties.
3. Add dynamic behavior: Using the "Block Authoring Palette", add dynamic behavior to the block attributes by specifying their properties, such as the stretch length, angle, or visibility state. You can also use actions to automate certain tasks, such as changing the visibility of a block or scaling it.
4. Test the block: Save the block and insert it into a new drawing. Test the dynamic properties of the block to make sure they work as intended. If necessary, go back to the "Block Authoring Palette" and make any adjustments to the dynamic properties.
5. Save and reuse the block: Once you're satisfied with the dynamic block, save it for reuse in other drawings. You can also share the block with others by saving it as a separate file.
Please check out the below video for the quick tutorial
Dynamic blocks can be a powerful tool for streamlining your AutoCAD workflows and increasing your productivity. With practice and experimentation, you can create dynamic blocks that meet your specific needs and help you work more efficiently.
Video source:BIMLOD