December's Lisp of the Month

Flange3D.Lsp

by Katsurar Ochi
Japan

November's Lisp of the Month

DCP.Zip

I've tried to put everything that I do with dimensions on a day-to-day basis in one place - Dimension Control Panel. It will change dimension variables and display format variables by changing entries in the dialog and picking the "OK" button. It will also update dimensions by changing entries in the dialog box, picking the "Update" button, and selecting the dimensions to be updated. If you pick the "Reset original Dimvars after update" toggle before the "Update" button, it will do dimension overrides and return to the original settings. If you pick the "Cancel" button at anytime it will return all dimension variables to their original settings.

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October's Lisp of the Month

Cenlin.Zip

written by Stephen Taylor
Taylor Drafting
Bangor, ME

September's Lisp of the Month

Pipe.Zip

See pipe.txt enclosed for general instructions.

Russ appreciates feedback on how to improve on his routines.
You can contact him at russ.steffy@ffeminerals.com

by Russ Steffy
Bethlehem, PA

August's Lisp of the Month

QD.Zip

With QwikDraw you select an entity. The current layer is set to that of the entity and the command to create an entity of the same type is issued. Bundled with QwikDraw is DynaDim DD.LSP. When a dimension is selected with QwikDraw DD.LSP is run.

by Russ Steffy
Bethlehem, PA

July's Lisp of the Month

Rel. 14 Beta

Rel. 12

"Make_Lsp.lsp will write AutoLISP programs for you."

by Jeff Sanders

June's Lisp of the Month

Allows you to export all views from 1 drawing to a file so that you can import them into a second drawing.

Commands: save_views and restore_views

Now supports multiple line saves and restores. (which was a limitation in version 1.0)

Modified by Jeff Tippit, SPAUG President
and Ken Switzer, SPAUG Treasurer

May's Lisp of the Month

This program automatically creates and switches to layers for dimensions, text hatches and viewports, then restores the layers to their previous states when the command has ended. It also turns off the "Hidden" layer when hatching and turns off the "Hatch" layer when dimensioning. Or it's supposed to anyway!

For Autocad 2000x

written by Eric Schneider, Reno, NV

April's Lisp of the Month

Breaks a line at an intersection, 1/8" in any direction. (applies scale).
This routine works great for P&ID work.

written by Jeremy Upton, Arcadia, LA

March's Lisp of the Month

Scales all selected entities by doubling their area.

written by Jeff Tippit

February's Lisp of the Month

Gear2.Lsp

Program for drawing a 3D Gear with variable number of teeth, height, hole, diameter and module.

written by Michiel de Bruijcker
modified by Jeff Tippit

January's Lisp of the Month

HowFar.Zip

HowFar Web Site

You will be prompted to pick two points. After picking the two points the DCL box will come up and show the distance in five different modes Decimal, Fractional, Engineering, Architectural, and Metric. It displays the distance between Pt1 and Pt2 and the X and Y value of each mode. It also shows the Angle between Pt1 and Pt2 in nearest degree, deg\min\sec and degree decimal.

written by Richard Sandgren