LISP Routine

[kilc6887]

Okay, this LISP Routine does pretty much everything I want it to do, but I'm thinking of ways to alter it so that it can be more efficient. Right now it is referencing a table and placing a node at the specified distances along a line. Could I now have this routine place a block rather then a node? And if I could do that can I orient that block along the line? The line is organic, if I told the routine to place a shape, say a rectangle, rather then a node could I then tell it to place that rectangle perpendicular to the line at the insertion point?

[alanjt]

Sounds to me like someone needs to learn to code.

[Lee Mac]

Sounds to me like someone needs to learn to code.

 

Ditto, there's only so much I'll do without getting paid lol.

[alanjt]

Ditto, there's only so much I'll do without getting paid lol.

LoL

Now where's that out of context thread....

[Lee Mac]

LoL

Now where's that out of context thread....

 

:lol:

[alanjt]

Hell, I'd probably code just about any request for 10-20 bones.

[kilc6887]

Lee Mac, if you're serious I'd be interested in dealing with you directly.

[alanjt]

Lee Mac, if you're serious I'd be interested in dealing with you directly.

Hook, line and sinker. Give 'em a little taste and watch them come back for the whole enchilada. LoL

[Lee Mac]

Lee Mac, if you're serious I'd be interested in dealing with you directly.

 

Send me a PM