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There are several fields with 1 decimal place. Is there a way to convert selected fields with 1 decimal place into fields with 2 decimal places without losing the connection of fields with objects? The field is 1 decimal place %<\AcExpr (3.1416*%<\_FldPtr 1317270971888>%^2/4*0.0785*%<\_FldPtr 1317270971632>%*%<\_FldPtr 1317270971472>%/10000) \f "%lu2%pr1">% The field is 2 decimal places %<\AcExpr (3.1416*%<\_FldPtr 1317157078864>%^2/4*0.0785*%<\_FldPtr 1317157078096>%/10000) \f "%lu2%pr2">% fields.dwg

Need a little more info than "gather coordinates from multiple places" how do you want to do that? and from what places? are these entity's in the drawing or txt/cvs files? like Jonathann3891 suggestion here is one lee made for polylines https://www.lee-mac.com/polyinfo.html Attach some sample drawings or files.

This might be much easier using a simple block and utilizing data extraction on said block.

I need a lisp command that will allow me to gather coordinates from multiple places and then put that information into a table

Simply type in command line : TRIMEXTENDMODE and press enter, then change the value to "0"

Do you have the paths set up correct for where your images are saved, check Support, Trusted and Icon paths in Options, Files.

The problem I had with lambda's is getting them into a new workbook when I needed them. This VBA code will load them with a click/call. just need to convert quotes to double quotes. Sub LoadLambda() ActiveWorkbook.Names.add Name:="todec", RefersToR1C1:="=LAMBDA(imperial,[to_cFactor],LET(cf,IF(ISOMITTED(to_cFactor),1,to_cFactor),si,IF(LEFT(imperial,1)=""-"",-1,1),IF(ISBLANK(imperial),""n/a"",IF(ISNUMBER(imperial),imperial*cf,LET(ft,IFERROR(ABS(VALUE(LEFT(imperial,(FIND(""'"",imperial)-1)))),0),in,TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(IFERROR(RIGHT(imperial,LEN(imperial)-FIND(""'"",imperial)),imperial),""-"",""""),"""""""","""")),IFERROR(si*(ft*12+VALUE(IF(ISERR(AND(FIND("" "",in),FIND(""/"",in))),IFERROR(VALUE(""0 ""&in),in),in)))*cf,""n/a""))))))" ActiveWorkbook.Names("todec").Comment = "Convert various imperial format feet-inches to decimal with optional argument convert to-factor [cFactor]" End Sub

What programme are you using, and what level of detail do you need to model to? If you're looking to produce construction-type drawings, then, as Remark said, you need to keep the tops of your walls flat but show other elements to achieve the junction. If you're using AutoCAD Architecture to produce less detailed/non-construction drawings, then it has a command to "extend wall to roof" (I think that's what it's called-try a right click on the wall) that will sort it for you. If you're using some other software, you'll have to investigate how that software works- hopefully your training material covers it, or google or someone here will. dJE

Ufff… I see a lot has happened in this thread since my last visit I’ve been busy with a couple of very urgent matters, but I’m going to try to catch up again. The results achieved by Dexus are very good. It seems there’s not much left to improve. Maybe getting a simpler and faster code? Also, the problem of the “recodos/inlet/recess” is still there: as long as there isn’t a code that can compute a centerline for two margins, whether they have recodos/inlets/recesses or not, there will continue to be thousands of unsuccessful searches for this problem on the web. I think finding a solution for this is a good goal. I’ll try to focus my next piece of code in that direction.

hello every body , I created a CUIX file in AutoCAD and set images for the panel icons, but their images don’t load and a question mark appears. The image format is PNG even i chaned that images to .bmp format but result is same ! whats the solution? (that problem doesn't occurs in all version.)

I don’t have a lot of lisp routines to test with, only the ones I use to benchmark with, they work, except _VL-TIMES is missing I was able to compile and load Python, most of the simple scripts I tested seem to work, on the fence on whether or not publish anything. There’s some weirdness preventing me from running my unit tests.

To make walls reach the roof at an angle, you need to use a sloped wall or roof tool, or adjust the wall heights and vertices so each segment follows the desired slope. The white lines between joined boxes are internal edges or seams; to remove them, merge vertices, weld edges, or delete internal edges, and make sure all surfaces have the same material with smooth shading enabled so the lines no longer appear.

Thanks LRM i do admit the task has a lot of posts and probably skipped over the one about using TIN's.

I worked on a package some 30+ years ago using lisp in Intellicad and there was no real problems, a couple of idiosyncrasies, that we had to recode around. No VL at that time, so don't know about current version if VL is supported, perhaps Daniel you can test. Intellicad quotes "he LISP interpreter is an internal API and can even be combined with the macro recording language mentioned above." The Autocad macro is at best useless if you want to edit it any serious way, I would like to know what code is produced by Intellicad if you could look at that as well. I have said before that one cad program macro from many years ago produced VBA code, much like Excel. This a similar example of Intellicad lisp package.

@BIGAL that was the essence of my suggestion about 100 posts ago (October 22). The results rely to heavily on the relative distribution of vertices (quantity and spacing) between the two polylines.

Just thought what would using a TIN, only drawback was TIN needed a lot of editing before joining mid points of mesh or lines. It is close to the orange linework. White lines are just that where TIN's have been removed.

Have a look at (setq lays (layoutlist)) there is no Model in the list created saves a few if and buts. Can use also (setvar 'ctab "Model") so no Doc required.

What aspect of the project are you having difficulty with specifically?

As BigAl points out, you'll need to create a surface. An alignment may be helpful in locating things. Contours may help to locate the problem areas. Are the point clouds large, that is, do they cover the whole road? Or are they small, clustered on the damaged places only? Your workflow will be different depending on how much detail you have, how large the problem areas are, and the types and amounts of information you're expected to generate.

yes, sorry it is the Oleson village project. I am in need of assistance started to project but having a hard time completing.

this is from the export command edit: I just realized I was playing with PE, and not PE-plus. I think the later has the 3d tools

I'll check it out. I'll still see what I can get from Map 3D if time permits.

Prices look good. What 3D outputs does it have?

This is totally cool! This is a custom entity github.com/CEXT-Dan/ArxTin I’m very surprised this event worked! And it’s fast! There were three missing functions acedGetCurrentSelectionSet – missing acdbSymUtil()->blockModelSpaceId(pDb) – returns null

This is a test with wxArx, github.com/CEXT-Dan/WxArx Has a great looking palette, wxDialogs work fine.