![]() There's simply no way of doing this in a batch. This means you must first create and name individual CAD Blocks before they can even be added to the library. You can then name that CAD Block and add the CAD Block to your library. In order to ad a Picture File Box to your user library, you first have to block it. ![]() The problem here is that these cannot be directly added to the library at all. What I think you really want is a way to bath import Picture File Boxes. They are only intended to be used as Backdrops in 3D. We can also batch import Backdrop s using File>Import>Create Backdrop Library but again, you can't use these picture files in plan view or in layout. Images can be batch imported using Build>Image>Create Image Library, but I don't think this is actually what you want as you won't be able to display these pictures in plan views or place them in layout. The plan view representation of an Image is a 2D Block. ![]() In Chief Architect®, an Image is a unique object type that displays your desired picture file in 3D. You said up in your original post that you know that you "can add a single image into the library", but that statement alone leaves a lot of questions and the terminology really needs to be clarified first. Bottom line it does seem possible to import batches.
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