I use a lot of parametric PLINE tokens in die walls and other custom products, and I often will have pretty lengthy vector lists comprised of a lot of formulas and variables. This can get pretty cumbersome, even drilling into it with the formula editor. I just figured out a way that is working well for me to organize and simplify this process a little better that also makes going back and editing the vector list a lot easier.

Essentially in the process of creating the vector list, I break it down into points first, so I just decided to create an individual prompt for each point or PNT() in the vector list. The part I figured out that makes this work, is if you use =PNT(x_formula,y_formula,z_formula) in each prompt, then you can use the format of =VECTORS(prompt_name_1,prompt_name_2,prompt_name_3) in the vector list parameter and it will format correctly.

So for however many different PLINE tokens I need, I just create a list of invisible prompts grouped together and numbered to make it easy to organize them. You can really name them whatever you like, but I chose to keep it simple and went with PNT_1, PNT_2, etc.

Where this really helps, is when you need to go back and make changes to the vector lists at a certain point, it is very easy to isolate the part that needs editing. You can now go to the prompts page and edit it there. Furthermore, if each of the points is made up of formulas for the X, Y, and Z, then the prompts or globals referenced within can be changed remotely as well.