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October's Lisp of the Month

mmeasure.lsp Mmeasure - Measure with multiple polylines

Description: Uses the measure with block command to insert a block at a specified distance along a polyline.

written by Pedro Ferreira
http://pwp.netcabo.pt/pedro_ferreira/

 

September's Lisp of the Month

UTES.Zip UTE - Ultimate Text Editor

Description:
Request the user to select object(s). User can select only entities with text.

The following entities are currently allowed to be modified:

- Single Line Text
- Multiple Line Text
- Attribute Definitions
- Arc Aligned Text
- Single & Multiple Text Nested in Blocks
- Attributes Nested in Block

For instance:
If you select a block, you will be able to edit any text entities within that block even if that block does not have attributes.

Don't forget to check out the info and help buttons.

written by Jeremiah A. Daniels
Kansas City, MO

 

 

March's Lisp of the Month

LTSW.Zip LTSW - LineType SWitcher

If you combine AutoCAD geometry of mixed English and Metric types, you will find this program useful.

No more trying to scale mixed english-metric linetypes in the drawing. The only action is to select the linetype definition file: Linetype definition [English/Iso]:

English uses acad.lin
Iso uses acadiso.lin

The program loads in all the linetype definitions and purges those not currently used.

If you do not wish to delete unused linetypes place a semicolon; in front of the code that ends with ; purge unused linetypes

written by Russel Steffy, Bethlehem, PA

 

February's Lisp of the Month

kitox-tools link KitoX Tools

KitoX Tools is 100% freeware. It's application for AutoCAD consists of couple different command sets and makes drafting work faster and easier.

www.kitox.com - Try this, enjoy this and tell about this to your partners!

written by Vaidas Guogis, Vilnius, Lithuania

 

January's Lisp of the Month

Rigid-Insulation.Lsp Rigid Insulation Routine

My routine will determine the scale of the hatch pattern, the rotation angle needed, and if the drawing is in metric or imperial (i.e.. determines the measurement setting). With my routine, you simply pick the corners representing the rigid insulation, and the routine will create a rigid insulation symbol using the "dash" hatch pattern.

written by Murray Clack, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

All routines that have an author listed in the file are kept intact as to respect authorship.
Some of them may not have an author, if you recognize a routine that is yours please e-mail me so that I can acknowledge you.
If you would like to see your work archived here feel free to send it to the address below.
Any routines will be posted acknowledging you as the author. If a routine is labeled new, it means new for this site.


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