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19th Feb 2010 05:56 pm #1Full Member
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Creating an AutoLISP
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dwg file included
is there any way to transform the object on the right to the object on the left
by using Autolisp?
like when i load app it will ask me which object, which way to do the offset ( inside or outside ( in this case 1/8 and to the outside ) )
and after the selections it will redraw the object on the right so it looks like the one on the left.
i have 142 objects similar to that one , and it would take me a while to do them.
could anyone help creating the lsp file?
thanksLast edited by Elektryk; 19th Feb 2010 at 11:19 pm.
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19th Feb 2010 10:19 pm #3Quantum Mechanic
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Give us a chance...
I'll have a look, see what's what.Lee Mac Programming
With Mathematics there is the possibility of perfect rigour, so why settle for less?
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finally.... ok i'll wait
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Originally Posted by Elektryk
Which is it? Originally Posted by Elektryk
Lee Mac Programming
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haaaaaaaaa? Originally Posted by Lee Mac
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19th Feb 2010 10:55 pm #7Quantum Mechanic
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Your original post seems to contradict itself, that is, if I am reading it correctly. Originally Posted by Elektryk
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meaning? Originally Posted by Lee Mac
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Originally Posted by Lee Mac
Lee is correct !! read the OP again !!
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im sorry........ other way around... Originally Posted by Lee Mac
sorry... I'll fix that...
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