The biggest surprise was when I discovered the cutting blade that popped out of the car’s nose when you pressed a button on the bonnet. The Batmobile had plastic flames that came out of the exhaust when the rear wheels turned and spring-loadable, vertical rocket launchers. What I particularly liked about this toy was its hidden features: the cars apparently came with secret instructions, although these were nowhere to be seen by the time I started playing with it. My absolute favourite was a die-cast Batmobile made by Corgi in the UK. The command BURST from Express Tools keeps visual fidelity and also the entered values of variable attributes from the respective block reference.When I was a boy, I used to love going to play with toys at my grandmother’s house.The command XPLODE with its option "Inherit" will keep properties of the block reference - it will change it visually (except attribute values).The command ExplodeIP ("inherit properties", from the ExplodeIP utility - see Download) sets the properties of exploded objects to the layer properties of the layer which hosted the given block reference.The command EXPLODE explodes the block reference to its original definition (definition entities).The following picture illustrates different methods of exploding a block with attributes, created in multiple layers and inserted into a layer with preset color (blue): Als the block appearance may change (color, linetype, transparency) depending on the method used to set properties (bylayer, byblock).
If your block has variable attributes, this standard explode will loose their values - they are replaced with attribute definitions - AttDef. When exploding blocks (block references) inserted in an AutoCAD DWG drawing you will get by default the original block definition. Four methods for exploding blocks in AutoCAD.
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