Shouldn't that be the area of all objects on a particular layer?


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Hi,
I want to put some area measurements in my drawing in text, i want to do this with fields with the ATT text.
The problem is that i want the area of one layer (in total) and not just 1 'square'.
Is there an way to make an ATT text (or something else) that shows the total area of a certain layer (lets say i have 2 squares of 1m x 1m, the output must be 2 (m2).
Hope i made myself clear enough.
Shouldn't that be the area of all objects on a particular layer?
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Yes Sir,
But i want it to be dynamic, so not just a piece of text what i have to update myself. Every time i add an new closed polyline i want it to add up, if its possible.
I know that would be error sensitive, but i know what i'm doing.
Haven't found a LISP routine quite like that yet but I did come across one by Jimmy Bergmark (JTB World blog) called AREAM.LSP that calculates the total area of all selected objects. I suppose it could be tweaked to do what you want.
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i allready have an lisp that can do that, but that's manual labor and i am looking for an dynamic solution...
Perhaps someone else knows how to do it.
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