Request Lisp PLEASE!- make line and copy position Y, paste it to position Z

can someone help me make a lisp loop routine to make LINE and copy the Position Y, and paste it as Position Z???

so Position Y and Position Z will be the same?? please???? this would help us a lot!

SO:

Start Y = Start Z

End Y = End Z

Sample.dwg

Hi,

What is the purpose of uploading a drawing with a few lines without showing the final result you are after?

Hi,

 

What is the purpose of uploading a drawing with a few lines without showing the final result you are after?

i did, you see, Start y and Start Z are the same. and also End y and End Z are the same,

something like that is what we needed, pretty please??

Upload another drawing showing an example of the final result you looking forward if that is possible.

Upload another drawing showing an example of the final result you looking forward if that is possible.

Here:

all i really need is copy the Start Y, End Y and paste in to be Start Z End Z

as you will see in the DWG, Start Y = Start Z and End Y = End Z

example:

Start X: 1935.5987

Start Y: 1234.9632

Start Z: 1234.9632

End X: 1935.5676

End Y: 1237.3441

End Z: 1237.3441

Every single line created is like that... so you can see its very time consuming and we are rushing things. i was wondering if i can do it in list routine that every line we make, the Y and Z are the same. in the case our productivity will be faster thank you and im sorry for asking too much

Sample2.dwg

Very simple. Do you want to learn how to do it?

Very simple. Do you want to learn how to do it?

YES! very much SIR!

Ok.

First, let's make a SelectionSet. Can you write it for me?

Ok.

 

First, let's make a SelectionSet. Can you write it for me?

And?

Command???

nope.

(setq ss (ssget "_:L" '((0 . "LINE"))))

This will make a selection of editable (not on locked layer) lines. Do you have the lines in your drawing, isn't it?

nope.

 

(setq ss (ssget "_:L" '((0 . "LINE"))))

This will make a selection of editable (not on locked layer) lines. Do you have the lines in your drawing, isn't it?

okay? im trying to understand, but go on

So, do you have the lines on the drawing, or you want to create them by lisp?

PS. Please do not edit your post and press F5 to see my posts quicker.

So, do you have the lines on the drawing, or you want to create them by lisp?

 

PS. Please do not edit your post and press F5 to see my posts quicker.

no, I already have the lines on my drawing sir

ok.

We have the selection set.

We need a counter. This will help us to get each object from selection.

(setq i 0)

ok.

We have the selection set.

We need a counter. This will help us to get each object from selection.

(setq i 0)

ok, but why is it set to 0 sir???

sorry for asking

No problem. It is because the selection set is based on 0 index. The first element has the index 0, not 1.

Now we start the iteration using repeat function. But first, we need to know when to stop, so we need to know the number of the objects in selection set. Can you write the code for these tasks?

No problem. It is because the selection set is based on 0 index. The first element has the index 0, not 1.

owh okay i get it now. go on

Did you read the post #17?

Can you or not?

Now we start the iteration using repeat function. But first, we need to know when to stop, so we need to know the number of the objects in selection set. Can you write the code for these tasks?

(while

im sorry if its wrong