Steel Plus Lisp File

[DlR]

When I was using ACAD 2002 I had a lisp file called Steel plus basically containing steel shapes like beams, pipe, anngles etc. However the program will not work in 2008. Is there any files out there compatible with 2008? I never realized how much I use it until I couldnt use it anymore. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

[Lee Mac]

Are you referring to this?

 

http://www.softdraft.com/Steel_Plus/SteelPLUS_Detailing_Bundle.html

[DlR]

thats it, just a newer version. I was trying to get a free program but that might not be possible. I did a search on here and the files listed would not work when I loaded them. I guess Ill have to get managements approval to get this. Thanks Lee Mac

[Lee Mac]

thats it, just a newer version. I was trying to get a free program but that might not be possible. I did a search on here and the files listed would not work when I loaded them. I guess Ill have to get managements approval to get this. Thanks Lee Mac

 

It seems to get good reviews on here:

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showpost.php?p=134153&postcount=12

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showpost.php?p=293587&postcount=10

 

Looking at examples of the program - it doesn't look too complex a program, and I could probably write something like that - its just having the dimension data for all the fittings... (oh, and the time of course)... plus, the SteelPlus people probably wouldn't like me much..

[DlR]

Its definatley a nice program to use with autocad. At least the older version is but the newer version doesnt look like it has changed much. Im not sure if management will shell out the money for it though since we can still use it for 2002 and Im the only one using 2008. I guess we will see. Thanks again Lee Mac.

[Lee Mac]

Thanks again Lee Mac.

 

You're very welcome DIR

[gilsoto13]

Its definatley a nice program to use with autocad. At least the older version is but the newer version doesnt look like it has changed much. Im not sure if management will shell out the money for it though since we can still use it for 2002 and Im the only one using 2008. I guess we will see. Thanks again Lee Mac.

 

It's included in my lisp bag...

 

http://paulogilsoto.blogspot.com/2009/07/las-rutinas-lisp-que-uso.html

 

It's called stlp... and works for 2008, 2009 and maybe 2010.. haven´t tested in this one)

 

I promess I will translate this page to english... but If you get into it... download links are at the end of it.

[Lee Mac]

I promess I will translate this page to english... but If you get into it... download links are at the end of it.

 

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fpaulogilsoto.blogspot.com%2F2009%2F07%2Flas-rutinas-lisp-que-uso.html&sl=auto&tl=en

[CarlB]

Translator did pretty well, with a few exceptions:

 

"Lisp to load automatically when you start each session of porn"

[Lee Mac]

Translator did pretty well, with a few exceptions:

 

"Lisp to load automatically when you start each session of porn"

 

Hahahahaa

[gilsoto13]

Hahahahaa

 

jajjajaa... what da!

[TimSpangler]

HEY! Let me get a copy of that........

[gilsoto13]

HEY! Let me get a copy of that........

 

 

ahi ta

 

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?mkmimyzb5z

[asos2000]

see attached

decompress then load stl.lsp

stl.zip

[DlR]

see attached

decompress then load stl.lsp

 

Thanks, I loaded it but what is the command? stl?

[gilsoto13]

Thanks, I loaded it but what is the command? stl?

 

could you load it?... you'll need to extract the file I posted by mediafire.... then you add the folder to your file support search path (I guess you know how)...

 

and then just load the STLPLUS.LSP and just run it using STLP

 

The other one... stl.lsp is the Al Steel routine to insert shapes... but it doesn´t all the options you can find on the steelplus... this stl.lsp needs you to be locate all the files in a Support path folder.. and then load the stl.lsp and then run it using "stl"

[DlR]

could you load it?... you'll need to extract the file I posted by mediafire.... then you add the folder to your file support search path (I guess you know how)...

 

and then just load the STLPLUS.LSP and just run it using STLP

 

The other one... stl.lsp is the Al Steel routine to insert shapes... but it doesn´t all the options you can find on the steelplus... this stl.lsp needs you to be locate all the files in a Support path folder.. and then load the stl.lsp and then run it using "stl"

 

 

Ok. I extracted the file using mediashare. I then extracted the STLPLUS14 folder to my support file. I then loaded the STLP.lsp. Now when I type the command It doesnt do anything. Any Idea what Im doing wrong?

[gilsoto13]

Ok. I extracted the file using mediashare. I then extracted the STLPLUS14 folder to my support file. I then loaded the STLP.lsp. Now when I type the command It doesnt do anything. Any Idea what Im doing wrong?

 

Well, i just did the same thing... in a clean autocad 2009, deleted all my support folders... restarted autocad... nothing was there, then just added then stlp14 folder to my support file search path... restarted autocad... and the toolbar was there, and just typed stlp and then the dialog box appeared.

 

So, It works... I guess you can check your autocad version... it's gotta be autocad 2008, 2009, or 2010.. not Lite...

 

what else... make sure to restart autocad after adding the folder to your support search path...

 

that's gotta do it...

[DlR]

There is still something I must be doing wrong. Or there is something wrong with my ACad. I have The full version Of 2008. I'll have to mess with it again later. Thanks

 

This is what Im getting after I start ACAD

 

Command: ; error: bad argument type: stringp nil

[asos2000]

DIR

Sorry for replying late

 

find attached updated one

Download then decompress to C:/ then load a lisp file STL.LSP then type in command line STL

PS: no need to copy to AutoCaD search folder

 

atatched too a Dynamic Block for steel welding

Have a nice time

WeldSymbol.dwg

stl.zip