To depict the window, draw a 36x72 rectangle in a blank drawing.
Create a block by going to the Insert tab > Block Definition panel > Create Block.
Give your block a name.
Select Objects from the drop-down menu.
Press Enter after selecting the objects that will represent the window.
Check the box that says "Open in Block Editor."
To close the dialogue box, click OK.
In the tool palette, choose the block. (This will not work if you click and drag the block.)
Place the pointer over the object you wish to align the block with.
Click to position the block once it is properly aligned as shown.
You must edit the block in the Block Editor if you wish to change it. Double-click the block to bring up the Block Editor. You can add new actions or parameters to the Block Editor environment, or alter those that currently present.
Dynamic blocks have rules and limits that regulate how a block appears and behaves when it's put into a graphic or updated afterwards. These rules and controls can be added to any existing block as well as used to create new ones.
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