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    Ok, I gave it a try.

    I'm having a problem:

    On running this code it gives me the error it cand find the library:
    'set to uppercase
    FilterStr = StrConv(ObjType, vbUpperCase)
    ObjectStr = StrConv(objEnt.ObjectName, vbUpperCase)
    ObjectStr2 = ObjectStr
    ObjectStr = Mid(ObjectStr, InStr(1, ObjectStr, "DB", 1) + 2)
    I'm not used to vba, (I like vbnet or C#)

    Do I need a reference here, an import or using, that points to that library?
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    Default Offset3d

    Some times ago I made my version of Offset3d.lsp
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    Quote Originally Posted by scj View Post
    Some times ago I made my version of Offset3d.lsp
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    this works like a charm, thanks

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    Very useful. Thank you very much for sharing.

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    For people with AutoCAD Civil 3D there is a native 3D offset command _AeccOffsetFeature which is the 3D offset command.
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