MikeP Posted January 15, 2009 Posted January 15, 2009 I want a Insert Block LISP, that acts a little different than the regular way to insert blocks. here is a list of what i want it to do: when called for it asks for 2 options, 1) Create Block or 2) Insert Block the options need to be selected in by way of the drop down list next to the cursor if i select "Create Block" it will prompt me to select the objects and then request a name of the block. then it will save the block in a specific folder that is preset in the lisp coding. then what needs to happen is that it needs to add the name of the block, into the cursor drop down so that when i select the "insert block" option it opens a drop down of all the blocks that i have saved. making it easier to insert a block than opening the dialog box Quote
MikeP Posted January 15, 2009 Author Posted January 15, 2009 Quite a challenge Mike. oh yeah, but i think it can quite use full, yet im clueless Quote
Lee Mac Posted January 15, 2009 Posted January 15, 2009 I reckon it can be done - but not exactly to your specs with regards to the options being next to the cursor. The "create block" part could very easily be accomplished, and the insert block part could also be accomplished (maybe by use of a dcl? - not that I would be able to create such a thing, but I have seen others on here with insert block dcl's). But I think the options would have to be entered into the command line. Quote
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