Free Lisp Routines

good_m · 27th Feb 2006, 01:51 pm

Hey all,
I just started out my own website and I have a "CAD Corner" there. I have a few LISP Routines there if you are interested. I'll post the URL below for anyone interested. If you wouldn't mind there is a link on that page to allow you to submit your own lisp routines. If you do submit a routine just drop me a line along with the routine to give a brief description of what the lisp does.
Thanks!
Mike

http://mgoodarchitectural.fateback.c...%20Routine.htm

PacificOcean · 7th Mar 2006, 05:51 pm

Great,

I just visited your website and you have a wonderful collection of Lisp tutorials. I am looking for another job and my Lisp skills are not as good as remaining AutoCAD skills, so was looking for some sample routines and these are great.

By the way, did you use Sketchup for renderings under project section?

_PacificOcean
www.GTEservices.com

good_m · 7th Mar 2006, 05:54 pm

Sure did...I decided that I would test it out to see what it was all about. It's a pretty easy program to learn and takes no time to put together something like that.
Thanks for the kind words about my site. I really appreciate it. If there's any information that you think would be useful on the site let me know. Also if you come across any lisp routines that you think are useful please feel free to upload them to me and I'll post them on the site.
Thanks again!
Mike

Vj · 19th Mar 2006, 07:29 am

Dear Mike,

The page design on this (http://mgoodarchitectural.fateback.c...%20Routine.htm) url is very difficult on the eyes. The blue lisp routine names on almost black background are practically unreadable. The white description text is only slightly better. There is another page for lisp routines (http://www.mgoodarch.com/lispframeset.php) accesible from you main home page which is more readable.

You have an interesting collection of routines, have d/l a few to check them out.

Cheers

27th Feb 2006, 01:51 pm	#1
good_m Senior Member Version: not specified Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Guelph, Ontario Posts: 438	Free Lisp Routines Hey all, I just started out my own website and I have a "CAD Corner" there. I have a few LISP Routines there if you are interested. I'll post the URL below for anyone interested. If you wouldn't mind there is a link on that page to allow you to submit your own lisp routines. If you do submit a routine just drop me a line along with the routine to give a brief description of what the lisp does. Thanks! Mike http://mgoodarchitectural.fateback.c...%20Routine.htm
	M. Good Architectural Designs www.cadcorner.ca www.mgoodarch.com www.jdm-arch.com

7th Mar 2006, 05:54 pm	#3
good_m Senior Member Version: not specified Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Guelph, Ontario Posts: 438	Sure did...I decided that I would test it out to see what it was all about. It's a pretty easy program to learn and takes no time to put together something like that. Thanks for the kind words about my site. I really appreciate it. If there's any information that you think would be useful on the site let me know. Also if you come across any lisp routines that you think are useful please feel free to upload them to me and I'll post them on the site. Thanks again! Mike
	M. Good Architectural Designs www.cadcorner.ca www.mgoodarch.com www.jdm-arch.com

7th Mar 2006, 05:51 pm	#2
PacificOcean Full Member Version: not specified Join Date: May 2005 Location: Front Royal, Virginia, USA Posts: 46	Great, I just visited your website and you have a wonderful collection of Lisp tutorials. I am looking for another job and my Lisp skills are not as good as remaining AutoCAD skills, so was looking for some sample routines and these are great. By the way, did you use Sketchup for renderings under project section? _PacificOcean www.GTEservices.com

19th Mar 2006, 07:29 am	#4
Vj Full Member Version: not specified Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 32	Dear Mike, The page design on this (http://mgoodarchitectural.fateback.c...%20Routine.htm) url is very difficult on the eyes. The blue lisp routine names on almost black background are practically unreadable. The white description text is only slightly better. There is another page for lisp routines (http://www.mgoodarch.com/lispframeset.php) accesible from you main home page which is more readable. You have an interesting collection of routines, have d/l a few to check them out. Cheers