So in this field you will have a look at the block tables and we use this dynamic block which we have
made in the previous lessons for explaining the lesson.
Now let's look at the blog and right click and go to block Ed..
Now here you'll notice that we have this simple drawing and we have this distance one barometer here.
Now let's add some increment value to this paramita so that the block can be stretched to certain specific
values only and for that we can select the distance one parameter.
Then right click and go to properties.
Now here in the properties panel scroll down and you'll see here in the values that the distance type
which is set to none.
So let's click it and select list.
And now we have the distances specified here which is 762 unit between these two endpoints.
So now let's add more values to this list and for that there's more I can add more values here so we
have a 762 already added.
So let's not add 850.
Click on Add let's add 1 0 6 0.
Let's add it and let's add 16:00 as the fourth value.
So as you can see that I'm adding these values very randomly and they are not added at any specified
interval.
So once you have added these values.
OK.
And now as soon as you select OK you'll notice that there will be these markers at the specific intervals.
And now let's close this properties panel and let's test the block.
So now click on this block and when you click on this group you'll notice that we can now stretch this
block only to these specified values and we cannot stretch it to any of the values.
But in this case we don't have any visual clue as to what the length of these specific values is.
So in order to add any visual blue or a list that represents the length of these increments we can use
block table.
So let me just explain it with the correct example here so I'll close this test block Bindo and now
select this block table.
So you can select the block table from this dimensional panel or you can also selected from this Actions
tab and blog properties table so select this block table from your.
Now click at a point to specify the action.
And now here it will prompt you to specify a number of groups which should be 1 so that if you press
enter.
Now once you press enter Do you see this block properties table and here.
Select this add properties and it will indicate the bottom eaters which are already added which is the
distance one Pollini a type barometer which is here.
So select it.
OK.
Now we have this distance one parameter and we need to add the values which we want to see in this paramita
or in this list.
So click here and you'll see this job done.
Let's select the value which is 760 to the origin of one.
Then click on the second row.
Select the second value.
Select the third through third value and the final row and the final value.
So now you added all the four values.
OK.
And here we have it.
The blog is now added.
So let's not test the blogs or click on this test blog.
Now select it and now we have this down pointing group let's elect it and now we have the visual clue
as well.
So now we can simply see the distances or the distance between these two endpoints which is 762 in the
first case 850 in the second one zero zero and 16:00.
So this is another method of adding increment values or a list of values to the existing dynamic block.
Now in this case also you can use this group to change the values.
Obviously there's always been there but if you want to hide this grip for whatever reasons you can do
that as well.
So let's now close this test block and now let's say that we want to hide this clip because it's obviously
of no use when we have this block table.
So let's select this distance one barometer.
Then right click go to properties.
Now scroll down and here you'll see number of trips which is one.
In this case so let's change this value to zero.
Now we don't have any clip.
Don't delete this distance one paramita because if you delete the distance one parameter the block will
lose its importance because it's pulling all of its data from this distance one parameter so you can
only change the number of trips but you can delete the paramita.
In this case.
So now let's just close.
I can.
And let's test the block once again.
Now select the block and this time we only have this clip and we can change the values directly from
this clip.
So let's now close this test block and let's close the block editor and see if that changes in a block.