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  1. 21st Apr 2009 02:51 pm #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by colingra View Post
    I can list and id points but I need to display on the drawing in text format the xyz. Seem to come to a dead end with this on LT.
    yeah, the only solution I have is a Lisp that does this exact thing, but unfortunatly that's not available in LT.
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    doesn't LT have field objects then?
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    No Fields in LT, although you can get them to display...
    http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/qaID.asp?tip=5128
    http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/qaID.asp?tip=3676
    but I don't know of a way to to get the ObjId of a point without full Acad
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    If fields work then you could have a dynamic block with a floating base point whose X, Y ans Z populate the field(s).
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    Quote Originally Posted by colingra View Post
    Hi does anyone know how to display the xyz of a point on autcad lt 2008. Tried the ordinate command but only get to display x or y.
    I am sure this could be done in Diesel but I am not experienced with that language. You might ask in a customization group or in a strictly LT group if someone has already done this, or knows how.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lpseifert View Post
    No Fields in LT, although you can get them to display...
    http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/qaID.asp?tip=5128
    http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/qaID.asp?tip=3676
    but I don't know of a way to to get the ObjId of a point without full Acad
    thanks. I'm sure I'll forget by the time the next LT question comes up but its nice to know right now.
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    I am also trying to get x,y points of selected circles from outside autocad LT 2010. Please help me. If you have VBA sample source code please send me.
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    As explained before, AutoCAD LT will not run VBA. I am afraid your options are limited to List and ID. Set Osnap to Center, enter ID and pick the first circle. Press Enter or Space to repeat the command and select the next circle.... repeat these steps until the last circle is selected, press F2 and copy the relevant part of the command history. Paste in a word processor and edit until you have only the centers.
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    Hi...

    Thanks for your help. i have already tried in your way. Is there any otherway to get whole selected points?

    Please help me. Its very urgent...
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    do you want to display the coordinates in table format??
    then simply use data extraction command: DX
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