TimSpangler Posted August 1, 2008 Share Posted August 1, 2008 Posted this to theSwamp, thought maybe it would get some use over here also. Enjoy! ;;; BrickWorx©: ;;; Is a comprehensive 2D brick feature creation program. ;;; It allows the user to create differant brick features such as: ;;; Soldier Courses, Salior Courses, Rowlocks, Jack Arches, Keyed Jack Arches, ;;; Brick Arches and Brick Arches w/ Keystones. ;;; It spaces the brick evenly between the defined points ;;; ---Program Shourcuts --------------------------------------------------- ;;; ;;; SAL = Sailior Course ;;; ROW = Rowlock ;;; TBL = Water Table (Rowlock w/ Soldier Course below) ;;; 3SOL = 3 Course Soldier ;;; 4SOL = 4 Course Soldier ;;; 5SOL = 5 Course Soldier ;;; 3JK = 3 Course Jackarch w/ Keystone ;;; 4JK = 4 Course Jackarch w/ Keystone ;;; 5JK = 5 Course Jackarch w/ Keystone ;;; 3JA = 3 Course Jackarch ;;; 4JA = 4 Course Jackarch ;;; 5JA = 5 Course Jackarch ;;; 3AR = 3 Course Arch ;;; 4AR = 4 Course Arch ;;; 5AR = 5 Course Arch ;;; 3AK = 3 Course Arch w/ Keystone ;;; 4AK = 4 Course Arch w/ Keystone ;;; 5AK = 5 Course Arch w/ Keystone BrickWorx.zip Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ReMark Posted August 2, 2008 Share Posted August 2, 2008 Well I'm no mason but thanks for sharing with us Tim! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
filan1a Posted August 4, 2008 Share Posted August 4, 2008 Thanks for the lisp TIM Just a question. Is there a metric version of this lisp too??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nmulder Posted August 19, 2009 Share Posted August 19, 2009 Tim, I found your HVAC suite some time ago and have just now gotten around to using it. Very impressive lisp routines! So I thought I would go straight to the source with my questions. I have modified the createduct.lsp slightly to include some defaults and match our company standards. I am having trouble getting it to accept defaults on the portion where it asks for user input of duct size...width, height, diameter. I would like it to remember the last entry so the user can hit enter or allow for new sizes to be entered (similar to the way the fillet command works) Attached is the code. Thanks for any help. Nathan RWB-DUCT.LSP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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