rpool Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 I have problem. Is possible to use AutoCad command line, draw "rectang" ? I need draw rectang (H)40cm x (W)70cm. and show (H)=40cm, (W)=70cm string. Any idea please! I'm use Autocad 2009. Quote
kindy52 Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 REC is the rectangle command. It lets you pick the initial and opposite corner or enter the width and height. If you want to show the (H) and (W), you could do that with mtext. Quote
rpool Posted November 11, 2009 Author Posted November 11, 2009 Would you mind to tell me FULL step... [new], select (.dwt) "acad.dwt", OPEN rec, ENTER any mouse point X any mouse point Y BUT, how to correct 40x70cm ? Quote
Dipali Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 start 'rectang' commmand first corner - anywhere on screen other corner: @70,40 Quote
nicolas Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 To use the rectang command, simply click at any point on the screen and type the x-distance followed by a comma [,] and the y-distance. If you have a 150 by 150 square, you click anywhere on the screen or a location of your choice and type without the braces "150,150". If you have a room say 3m500 x 4m, you click anywhere on the screen or a selected spot and then type in 3500,4000. Of course, all the dimensions are entered within the context of the RECTANG command. You can also used the directed line segment to draw rectangle and other regular shapes but it is going to be more lengthy. Using Pedit, M for Multiple and you select the four lines created and type J for Join and Press Enter twice, you have a perfect rectangle. The reverse can be done by selecting any rectangle or regular polygon created with polylines and clicking on EXPLODE or using the EXPLODE command at the command prompt. A combination of rectang and line or simply l command is very useful in architectural drawings. All the columns and walls are done with the rectang command and the line are used on a more temporary basis, used mainly to locate point and facilitate the creation of rectangular walls. Hope this help. Quote
ReMark Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 Maybe I have a different rectangle command but as I recall when I first start the command AutoCAD prompts me to "Specify the first corner point or..." which is followed by picking a point on my screen. Then I am prompted to "Specify other corner point or..." This is where I type "D" , for Dimensions, and the following prompts appear: Specify length for rectangles : 40 Specify width for rectangles : 70 Finally, I am prompted to "Specify other corner point or..." At this prompt where I make that second pick determines the orientation of the rectangle. rpool: Is this what you see on your screen? Quote
rpool Posted November 11, 2009 Author Posted November 11, 2009 Yes, I can do it. but some question. my step: rectang any mouse point, _click D 40 70 any mouse point _Click but last mouse point _Click(). Mouse move to Upper Left, that square Upper Left, Upper Right Lower Left, Lower Right ? what is this ? Quote
ReMark Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 What you are seeing is the one option AutoCAD gives you to select the orientation of your rectangle. That's all it is. Quote
rpool Posted November 11, 2009 Author Posted November 11, 2009 Now, mouse move to BLUE square. assist line, show 70, 40 But, how to automatic generate (H)="40cm", (L)="70cm" string ? Quote
ReMark Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 How to dimension the rectangle? There is no "automatic" but there is QDIM (Quick Dimension). Refer to your AutoCAD Help files for instructions on how to use this feature. One other thought. Could you be looking for these dimensions to show up in the rectangle? Maybe as a field? Quote
Randolph Posted November 11, 2009 Posted November 11, 2009 You might also load this as a lsp-file. You are beeing asked the width and length of the rectangle, and then the insertion point: (DEFUN C:REC () (SETQ X (GETREAL "\nX-Length :")) (SETQ Y (GETREAL "\nY-Length :")) (SETQ PUNKT (GETPOINT "\nBase Point :")) (COMMAND "_OSNAP" "") (COMMAND "_RECTANG" PUNKT (LIST (+ (CAR PUNKT) X) (+ (CADR PUNKT) Y))) (COMMAND "_OSNAP" "_END,_INT,_MID,_CEN,_INS,_PER") (COMMAND "_REDRAW") ) If you need help to load, just say so. Quote
rpool Posted November 14, 2009 Author Posted November 14, 2009 Is correct method ? appload load my lsp file, {load} and run command: REC, +enter Done ? Quote
rpool Posted November 14, 2009 Author Posted November 14, 2009 I have problem: Paper: A4 paper, 21.0cm, 29.7cm, All size is set "CM" (Q1) this "dwt" file is correct I need? (Q2) how to "automatic show that line(s) length result, mean ! any idea how to simple doing: [command: named "alen"] alen +enter [any mouse point [blue squale1] _Click1 [any mouse point [blue squale2] _Click2 automatic generate between [blue squal1] and [blue squal2] length string? mean function: mtext [any mouse point [blue squale1] _Click1 [any mouse point [blue squale2] _Click2 input this string "40cm" +enter any idea please! re1.dwg Quote
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