Repeat measure command with blocks insertion option for several polylines in a single command. Create random elevations around available elevation with the specified limit. Convert metric text to text with metric value and feet value. To snap text to the nearest point on the grid with a given grid spacing. Using this lisp, any polyline can be converted to a line indicating power line.
In many survey drawings, we have to indicate the power line. Useful lisp for converting drawing point as setting-out points. Program to draw a formation-level line in a longitudinal section drawing at a specified gradient. I think LeeMac has something similar.Īlthough knowing Lee, considerably better.Elevate selected texts as per the elevations mentioned in the selected texts. I haven't managed to get a button to work as I can't find a way to supply the file name. Not sure if Macro's or Diesel's symbols change with every new Autodesk suite that's on the market. I will try both Diesel and Macro to find out the differences and which is the best to understand and use. Just for interest and for those like me that needs a starting point with Macro's or Diesel I came up with the following threads. Unless you chance your script constantly to folder you are working in? I think it gives a better chance for your script to get corrupted? As displayed.
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Im not sure at the end, how to write a script to save PDF format to my Desktop? I don't think, when I write a script to save under a specific project will work, cause it will save all your work even your future work in the project folder I have used for the script. I'm plotting to PDF, this is how my script turns out. The dash in front forces the command line version of the plot and purge commands to be used instead. Scripts don't work with commands that utilize dialog boxes. Write them down! What is the purpose or the meaning of the "-" in front of every command? Both "-Plot", "-Purge" gives you more than just "plot", "purge". You are talking about a plot script just do this -plot Y then you will see where all the yes no comes from you must do in correct order. Ill check also the similar threads showing below. Mine doesn't specify page A1, A2 or A3 etc. He has allot of extra line's where mine only have lines. I haven't tried my script, find it too empty than Paul's.
A well written and thoroughly tested script can be set up to run unattended. Scripts work well when batching processing a large number of files. Here is a link to a brief article concerning scripts what they are and how they can be used. Knowing nothing of programming at this point. Having done some research I end up more confused.
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