Lisp forum

[hyposmurf]

That new Lisp forum is a great idea,I'll add some of mine when I get some time.

[CADTutor]

The idea behind the AutoLISP Archive is to provide quick and easy access to routines posted on the forums. As such, users (and moderators) will not be able to post in this forum. If you want to post your own routines, you should post them in the AutoLISP & Customisation forum or in response to a user request. Once that topic has run its course and a final version of a routine is posted, I will repost it in the archive with helpful comments etc. and maintain a standard format for each entry. This way, we provide a nice clean and easy way of accessing LISP routines :)

[David Bethel]

That's a good tutorial on implementing a lisp rotuine posted in the forum. Nice work! -David

[CADTutor]

It is one of the most commonly asked questions on the forum, so it's worth doing properly. I may follow up with some additional tutorials such as how to autoload at startup etc.

In any case, we now have a post to link to next time someone asks the question. :D

[fuccaro]

What? A forum without access for Hypo? :D

[tlyall]

Excellent idea David....

Keeps everything within arms reach in a well organized fashion!

[hyposmurf]

:) I'm sure I'll manage!I briefly looked at the new LISP forum while I was signed in for a short while,didnt get time to read the tutorial.But I often find that I would like to find a lisp routine that was mentioned before in the forum and cant find them. :roll:

[CADTutor]

Does anyone have any personal favourites that you'd like to see in the Archive. There are lots available on the board (mostly thanks to fuccaro), I'd like to get a list of priorities. The twist routine should be up there - any others that I may have forgotten?

[fuccaro]

CADTutor
Maybe you should include a link to the original post. Before someone decides to download and use a routine she/he could read comments from people who used it before.

[CADTutor]

CADTutor
Maybe you should include a link to the original post. Before someone decides to download and use a routine she/he could read comments from people who used it before.

That's an excellent idea - I'm on to it!

Later... done.

[gcp310]

the lisp archive should be called "Fuccaro's Corner"

Would be cool if someone could add the m2s lisp for mesh to solids,we get asked for that a fair bit. I dont have a copy,anyone else?

G

[fuccaro]

Great!
And how about: Australia will be called from now G's home! :D
About the m2s routine: click here (http://cadtutor.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1295) and scroll down until you see

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[CADTutor]

the lisp archive should be called "Fuccaro's Corner"

Hmm, now there's an idea :wink:


Would be cool if someone could add the m2s lisp for mesh to solids,we get asked for that a fair bit. I dont have a copy,anyone else?

That's a good idea - I will add the m2s routine. I believe that it is free to distribute - unless anyone is aware of copyright issues.

Any other suggestions or donations welcome.

[gcp310]

Thanks Fuccaro for the link.

G