Parametric polylines

[6pal]

Anybody know how can I build parametric line in AutoCAD?
i have x(t), y(t) and z(t) and i need to build polyline with 1000 segments.
Please help!
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[SpeedCAD]

Hi...

With LISP routine You can do it. You need a lisp routine?

[Flores]

Does it need to be parametric? Do you need to be able to modify it? If not, then maybe have a routine pull the line points from an Excel spreadsheet to draw your polylines.

Flores

[6pal]

Hi...

With LISP routine You can do it. You need a lisp routine?

Yes, please
I need any way

[6pal]

Does it need to be parametric? Do you need to be able to modify it? If not, then maybe have a routine pull the line points from an Excel spreadsheet to draw your polylines.

Flores

8)
How can I use Excel to draw polyline? Please give more info about it

[Flores]

8) How can I use Excel to draw polyline? Please give more info about it
Private message me your email address, and I'll send you an Excel file that's an example.

Flores

[fuccaro]

In my opinion, this is the simplest way to draw (poly)lines using the co-ordinates stored in Excel:
Go to your Excel sheet. If your co-ordinates are stored in the columns A, B and C, in the cell D1 enter the following formula:
=CONCATENATE(A1,",",B1,",",C1)
The result should be the 3 co-ordinates for the first point, separated by coma. Select the cell D1, pick the point on the bottom-right and drag it down. Now the D column contains the co-ordinates in that format. Select all the data in the D column and press CTRL+C. Go to AutoCAD and start the LINE command (or the 3DPOLY , if you wish). You are prompted for the first point. Click in the command line and press CTRL+V.The lines are on the screen, right? Press Enter to end the command.

[6pal]

In my opinion, this is the simplest way to draw (poly)lines using the co-ordinates stored in Excel:
Go to your Excel sheet. If your co-ordinates are stored in the columns A, B and C, in the cell D1 enter the following formula:
=CONCATENATE(A1,",",B1,",",C1)
The result should be the 3 co-ordinates for the first point, separated by coma. Select the cell D1, pick the point on the bottom-right and drag it down. Now the D column contains the co-ordinates in that format. Select all the data in the D column and press CTRL+C. Go to AutoCAD and start the LINE command (or the 3DPOLY , if you wish). You are prompted for the first point. Click in the command line and press CTRL+V.The lines are on the screen, right? Press Enter to end the command.

That's cool. :D
thanks

[koptev]

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[6pal]

Hi!
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I have downloaded it
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