Moving and align objects at same distance - putting house in order.

[CafeJr]

Hello,

 

Someone knows how I can get some objects and align it with a filled up distance for every object selected?

 

Thanks...

 

[ReMark]

Are the objects blocks?

 

Have you looked into either the Measure or Divide commands?

 

Triple posting won't get your question answered any quicker. Please be patient. Thank you.

 

Take a look at Lee Mac's Dynamic Offset program. Find it here...http://lee-mac.com/dynamicoffset.html

[Lee Mac]

Maybe this will help?

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?81140-Lisp-in-order-to-place-several-2d-objects-into-equal-distances-at-a-given-length&p=550967&viewfull=1#post550967

[CafeJr]

I don't know what happened with my posts (3 times), sorry... The objects aren't blocks... In this case are simple lines!...

[ReMark]

Did you see Lee Mac's reply in one of your other threads? I'm sure you can appreciate the confusion having more than one thread with the same title can cause.

[CafeJr]

Yeaahhh I know how it could be confuse... I saw their post... I'm try to erase 2 posts but I can't find how!?...

[ReMark]

You can leave that up to a moderator. He/she will also combine your two threads that got replies into a single one.

[SLW210]

Why do you keep creating more than one post for the same question?

 

I have deleted your other post on this and merged the other.

[ReMark]

I don't know what happened with my posts (3 times), sorry... The objects aren't blocks... In this case are simple lines!...

 

See post #3. It is a link to a similar thread that includes a custom lisp routine written by Lee Mac. Try it and tell us if it solves the problem.

 

I tested it quickly and I think there might be a problem. As I see it Lee's program specifically asks the user to select a rectangle. It doesn't appear to work on a single line. Maybe this can be tweaked to fit your needs.

[CafeJr]

SLW210... Thank you to deleted the posts... I don't know what happened!... I think that net mistake could cause that!... So It's only one post that I whant to do!... Thanks again!...

[Dana W]

Have you looked at the Array command? It can be done using array (linear) rather easily.

 

One row, enter a number of columns, enter the separation distance of the columns. I think the Lisp is overkill for this.

[ReMark]

Unless the OP is trying to avoid doing the math to figure out the spacing.

[CafeJr]

Thank you Dana W... I need to move objects of diferent lengths on the same space between them...

[Dana W]

Thank you Dana W... I need to move objects of diferent lengths on the same space between them...

Your original post showed a simple drawing with lines of equal length. If you want a good answer, you need to furnish a complete and accurate description of your problem.

[Dana W]

Unless the OP is trying to avoid doing the math to figure out the spacing.

they can always use the calculator built into the program.

 

I have always wondered why it is too difficult for AutoDesk to code the array so it will let you pick a distance, and number of objects and just equally space them for you. They did it in polar array once you pick an angle to fill, why not the so called rectangular array.

[CafeJr]

Your original post showed a simple drawing with lines of equal length. If you want a good answer, you need to furnish a complete and accurate description of your problem.

 

Opsss... He he he... Sorry Dana W... I don't pay attention on my drawing... so, are different objects... with different lengths...

 

It's better in this way?... He he he...

 

[CafeJr]

Is this in any way related to the other thread?

 

Getting-a-length-and-creating-a-line-with-it.

 

If it indeed related, refer to posted linky

 

Noop pBe, it's another ask that appears, when I was looking some codes!...

[pBe]

 

Noop pBe, it's another ask that appears, when I was looking some codes!...

 

I see, now is this limited to LINE entitiy?

 

EDIT: Test code

 post # 22

Edited October 16, 2013 by pBe

[CafeJr]

Yeah... could be... I can do it some times if necessary (repeating the command) if has a limit to do it...

[ReMark]

It looks like you've changed your mind. Now it's different objects (could they at times be blocks too?) with different lengths in combination with each other.

 

Just what is it that you are drawing? Maybe we'll have a much better idea of what you need if we knew what you are trying to create.