Create multiple UCS

[craanthy]

Hello everyone. ... There is any lisp for creating many ucs with 0,0 ,whin in certain distance.

 

Thank you.

[marko_ribar]

Distance in which direction? Certainly possible, just use (repeat) function with counter and create UCS command calls inside loop which will set up new UCS then use "SAVE" option and in name provide string describing your new name preferably with using counter conversion to string and (strcat) function to assign correct corresponding UCS name... When repeat finishes - lisp is finished execution, you can use UCS "Restore" and type desired name you wish to make newly created UCS active - current...

[craanthy]

Thanks Mr.Marko .... but it seems difficult for me .. i am beginner.

 

I need multi ucs (0,0)with name in x direction. I can do it manually .But I have to create more than 200. .

 

If there is any pre created lisp or script available ?.. plz share .

 

Thank you.

[broncos15]

Are they specific distances (i.e. 200), or are they user defined? If they are specific distances, you can use a command reactor that would be based on the number entered in (i.e. u200) for 200. (In my opinion making a LISP to change dview, angbase, and snapang is way better than UCS, but that's another discussion ).

[BIGAL]

Sounds like make 1 UCS then use Views, I think you need to explain a bit more 200 is excessive.

 

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[craanthy]

Hi every one .... please have look of attachment ....this is what i am talking about .... need xy (0,0) for each drawing .. with named ucs... x direction with 100 offset .

 

i did some ucs manually .

 

 

Steps

new ucs

select base point

accept

then

 

cmnd :ucsman

 

change the unknown ucs name as required .

 

Thank you.

[BIGAL]

Ok you have posted in two posts now and still none the wiser what you want to do, something with your cross sections ask that question clearly and post just one large image, what you have is un viewable. Understand you want to do something on lots but need to make work on 1 first ! Your question about UCS I think is misleading and not required.