creating "align" command (lsp or macro in 2009 LT

Hello all,

Need to know if anyone knows the lsp for "align"

It is in my full version of cad but need it for my lap top version of 2009LT, suppose icould go look it up , Iguess Iam being lazy and also thought this might be quicker...lol

any help would be great as this is a useful command in detailing chairs in CAD for manufacturing. and doing carving sections tha tchange in scale through out the different pcs.

Do not need the TEXT align just ALIGN which scales and rotates one part to a specific size and angle.

Thanks

You can't use lisp routines in Autocad LT.

I just did a little reading and found that the Align command was not available in previous versions of LT, but it has been added to 2010LT.

http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/files/autocadlt_top_10_reasons_to_upgrade.pdf

AutoCAD LT 2009? You can mimic the ALIGN command found in the full version of AutoCAD by combining the commands Move, Scale and Rotate into a macro.

Thanks all,

does some one have the macro so I can paste it in?

I have created my own (other simple ones), but nothing with multiple actions.

Also while Ihave your attention,

need "flatten" as well as Iforgot to mention that bfore....this is another one Iuse in chairs after cretaing the 3d model...like to flatten it on plane so it is not picking point outside of the plane

thanks

again

Substitute the CHANGE command for Flatten and use the option for Elevation. Set it to "0".

thanks... Iwill give it a go!

thanks... Iwill give it a go!

^C^C_select;\_move;_p;;\\_rotate;_p;;@0,0;_reference;@

Here's a macro I used:

No space between the n and the c in reference. Don't know why it shows up that way. Doesn't show that way in the edit.

The good people here set this up for me months ago. You just have to create the button for the toolbar if you use them. I also have 2009LT.

Glenn

USA