LISP for colours

[Zorg]

Hey guys, im sad to tell you that my lisp development has slowed to an almost complete stop. Im juggling work and a few websites right now so im not getting even the time to read on the toilet

 

Just wondering, is it possible to create a lisp or several lisp files that will change the colours of objects by simply entering an alias for the colour lets say. Just a thought, thou with my very limited knowledge im not even sure where to start

 

Any help would be appreciated, as always :wink:

 

Z

[Lee Mac]

See here:

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5713

[Zorg]

nice redirect

[Lee Mac]

No probs dude

[VVA]

Lisp colour change for all layers and blocks

[BIGAL]

Not sure if this helps but we had a txt file that contains all the layer parameters but are associated with a lisp variable so running your change lisp would read the text file first this means your lisp is not hardcoded with an answer nor do you have to enter a colour every time.

 

1234567890123456789012345678901234567890

Newname Programname Col LineType

brick--1 brick--1 1 continuous

ceiling--2 ceiling--2 6 continuous

ceiling--3 ceiling--3 6 continuous

ceiling--5 ceiling--5 6 continuous

 

script generated

(setq brick--1 "brick--1")

(setq brick--1col 1)

(setq brick--1lin "continuous")

(setq ceiling--2 "ceiling--2")

(setq ceiling--2col 6)

(setq ceiling--2lin "continuous")

 

I guess its helpfull if you want to alter a lot of drawings and set the standards. just check if variable exists if not manual answer.