Use a LISP routine (not available in AutoCAD LT) To have the plot dialog window open to the folder where the drawing is saved, follow these steps: Copy the following LISP routine to a text file in Notepad.(defun c:PPATH () (command "PlotToFilePath" (getvar "...
I found a VLX file type that may be able to do the job, but I can't get it to load. [ plotDWGarr.VLX ] The online LISP manual gives a link to a file that would seem to be a tool to permit BricsCAD to use it, but the link is dead.http://www.bricsys.com/en_INTL/bricsc...
Use autocad for windows. Reply Report 3 amandahgmartins in reply to Patchy 09-12-2018 08:19 AM Well... I think I wasn't clear. Is there any lisp that can merge hatches FOR MAC? I have a MAC, not windows. Reply Report 1 pendean in reply to amandahgmartins ...
There is also a "weed" lisp routine going around. Again if you have full AutoCAD you can load that in with the _APPLOAD command and run the weed command. Reply Report 0 Kent1Cooper in reply to Michiel.Valcke 07-21-2021 08:59 AM @Michiel.Valcke wrote: There is also a "...
If you have worked on large drawings or have had to zoom in and out a lot you may have noticed that curved objects like circles and arcs appear blocky or look more like polygons rather than circles. Don't worry, you have options to fix this. 1) Set the s
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found this later after i posted a couple of things Sam doing what you want to do is just a matter of creating variables that are not destroyed once the routine is finished and then checking their value when first run. See my example below. I hope this helps. (defun c:myLisp(/ var...
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( I said I could write a short program to do that automatically. No, Not allowed: we don't do programming here - never see the end of it :+( So I sat there all day typing in co-ordinates, but after work I wrote a 6 line LISP routine. Next morning, at 8:05AM I went to ...
With or without the built-in LISP editor, AutoLISP is easy for non-programmers to use. One of the reasons it’s easier is the fact that AutoCAD LT is its own runtime interpreter for your code. In other words, you can enter a piece of AutoLISP code right at the Command prompt, and...