تحميل Rf Lisp
Berry Spitsberg
I have been using this lisp for a while now and I've just realised when I insert an SHS section of 75 x 75mm the insertion point is off in the y direction by 0.5mm. It is only this section all other in SHS are ok.
I notice there are other places in even the latest corrected routine, where things are divided by 2 as an integer. Some are clearly real numbers that are being divided, so the result will not be rounded down to an integer, and it doesn't matter. But at least some of them look analagous to the above-quoted situation, so [without digging too deeply into where all the variable values are coming from] I wonder whether there are other places where 2 should be changed to 2.0, that haven't given you a problem just because you may not have used those portions yet. Look through for anywhere that the thing being divided will be an integer value.
Your final product should look like a pizza pie shape. if you need to copy or move one segment as a closed polyline you can use the BOUNDARY command . (keyboard shortcut BO)
I attached this lisp for those of you who search for a fast solution . it works great and will save you hours of work like LISP does .
Count Rectangle Dimension LISP can be useful for many things . take it your own field .
For example, you can use it in construction plan , when you need to count different columns to create BOM ( Bill Of Material ) and pricing according to the sketch .
Others can use it for mapping or even to assure what is your general model space dimension , so you can estimate quickly the sheet size you will print on. (especially if you are working on 1:1 scale )
The command will create a table (according to your table style -TABLESTYLE and text style. Annotative as well ? ) and arrange the objects by size and quantity.
Originally Written By ASME (Cadtutor User) and can be found here
3D Piping Autocad LISP , its been online for a long time so any piper in 3D should have it
The LISP saves hours of work! a really useful replacement for the standard SWEEP command.
The Command will create a pipe as 3D Solid based on the user input for Diameter.
Sometimes you need to create Legend based on the layer in the drawing . one way is to create it manually (we are against it ofcourse!)
other way is to use this LISP written by Stefan M.
after loading the lisp (APPLOAD) type at the command line LEGEND.
you need select the objects that represent your layers to make Legend from , and it will create it automatically for you
check out the video below
The lisp create an automatic table based on the selected entities , the table contains two columns , the first is the diameter and the second is the sum of 3d pipes length.
the lisp will ignore any object beside cylindrical entities
This Pipes Lisp was created by Stefan M. one of the most talented programmer lispers out there . (Thank you Stefan-Again!!)
After loading the lisp (APPLOAD) type at the command line PIPES
Check out the video below
Sweep Rectangular Profile LISP will probably stay in the history of lisp users as a favorite. it uses the function of the sweep command with a design that help the user create RHS (Rectangular Hollow Section) profiles in 3D based on input in a dialog box.
inspiration came from the old XPIPE lisp by ASMI that released many other useful ones,(can be googled under ASMITOOLS)
it will not be possible without the help of our great coder Stefan M. that every time surprising us with another awesome code.
This lisp is called by typing SRE at the command line, (SweepRectangle) and is used to create simple rectangular hollow section 3D Solids without the need to sketch anything (besides the path of course)
The dialog box will let the user type input for width, height, wall thickness, and fillet (as most rectangular steel profiles have some)
Autocad callout lisp: The lisp creates a comics style callout by clipping or creating a frame around the chosen object (Image Xref, Pdf Xref etc..).
Definitely, a powerful lisp that helps to crop image much faster and secondly adding some art to your drawing
how to use Autocad callout lisp:
load the VLX (same like you load lisp) , if your Anti-Virus give you a threat warning , please ignore. this file is safe exactly like lisp
call the command by typing CX and hit Enter.
user have two option:
Dirt Jump LISP
As one of my goals this year was to build a dirt jump park. I started to investigate the subject. seems like the trajectory of a projectile is a nice way to calculate your jump and land. im not going to get into the physics of that so take a look at Wikipedia and collect some info.
If you are into designing dirt jump (or looking for dirt jump plans) or generally bike ramps, ping us with a message as we are currently working on something for all the woodworkers out there looking for a parametric solution (modeling in Inventor).
For the alignment, there are three options: WCS, UCS, and 2Points. For the first two, the alignment direction is the X direction of the selected Coordinate System. Selecting 2Points will allow you to pick the alignment on screen.
Set Global Width To 0 For All Entities
sometimes when importing data from other software (GIS In this example) you get messy drawing with different global width to different entities. this will reset everything back to 0.
This extension adds support for AutoCAD AutoLISP source (LSP) files to Visual Studio Code. It allows you to edit and debug your lisp programs with AutoCAD 2021 and later.For information on creating lisp programs for AutoCAD with the AutoLISP programming language, see the:
This extension can be installed through the Extension panel within VS Code. Search for AutoCAD AutoLISP Extension.You can also install this extension by entering the following into the VS Code Open Command Palette...(click View > Command Palette... or press Ctrl+SHIFT+P):ext install autodesk.autolispext
Note: To avoid specifying this path each time you click Run > Start Debugging (or press F5), this path is automatically saved with the extension. For additional information on configuring the extension, see How to Configure the AutoCAD Path.
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AutoLISP is a popular high-level language used for programming in CAD Packages such as AutoCAD, BricsCAD or ZWCAD. Using AutoLISP, you can create customised CAD commands to perform actions in order to generate the desired output.
LSP files or files with .LSP extension are the files written in LISP programming language. The LSP files contain source code for AutoLISP in the form of plain text program code which is executed with the help of an LSP interpreter. These files can be opened using any text editor. LSP files are used with Popular CAD programs such as AutoCAD, BricsCAD and ZWCAD.
LISP, one of the best high-level languages, is the best-suited programming language for AUTOCAD due to the unstructured nature of AutoCAD drawings.The lisp functions are suitable for geometry, accessing AutoCAD's internal DWG database, or manipulation of graphical entities in AutoCAD. The properties of these graphical entities are revealed to AutoLISP as association lists in which values are paired with AutoCAD group codes that indicate properties such as definitional points, radii, colours, layers, linetypes, etc. AutoCAD loads AutoLISP code from .LSP files.
AutoLISP code can interact with the user through AutoCAD's graphical editor by use of primitive functions that allow the user to pick points, choose objects on the screen, and input numbers and other data. AutoLISP also has a built-in graphical user interface (GUI) mini- or domain-specific language (DSL), the Dialog Control Language , for creating modal dialog boxes with automated layout, within AutoCAD.
You cannot load lisp files in AutoCAD LT. AutoCAD LT is a limited version of AutoCAD. AutoCAD LT does not support AutoLISP. It is not possible to load external applications in AutoCAD LT and hence Appload command is not available. This is the reason why you cannot load lisp files.
AutoCAD introduced AutoLISP as an application programming interface (API) in Release 2.1, in the mid-1980s. LISP was chosen as the initial AutoCAD API because it was uniquely suited for the unstructured design process of AutoCAD projects, which involved repeatedly trying different solutions to design problems.
Visual LISP (VLISP) is a software tool designed to speed up AutoLISP program development. The VLISP integrated development environment (IDE) provides features to help ease the tasks of source-code creation and modification, program testing and debugging. In addition, VLISP provides a medium for delivering standalone applications written in AutoLISP.