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Lisp Available to Stretch Dynamic Blocks Like A Spline?


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Does anyone know of a Lisp, that can take a Dynamic Block, and give it stretching properties, whereby it acts like a spline?  The stretching would be able to curve any/every direction, like a piece of wire.  Would greatly appreciate any help.  Tks.

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Basically if I had a dynamic block, and curve drawn, I'm trying to stretch it parallel to the curve.  Picture that.  Tks.

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On 9/25/2018 at 9:53 PM, Jim Clayton said:

Does anyone know of a Lisp, that can take a Dynamic Block, and give it stretching properties, whereby it acts like a spline?  The stretching would be able to curve any/every direction, like a piece of wire.  Would greatly appreciate any help.  Tks.

hi, no respond maybe can try other forum has dynamic block expert?

Just curious still a bit vague how a wire stretched?

stretching by end? like rubber band? 

 or like different x-scale y-scale?

 

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5 hours ago, lrm said:

Are you looking to do something like sweeping a shape along a spline?

 

There is this :

http://www.lee-mac.com/objectalign.html

 

But I don't think I understand OP's question too... Maybe some example DWG with before-after case or picture could reveal his idea...

Edited by marko_ribar
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Apologies for the delay.  After much searching I believe what I'm actually after is something to the effect of Stretching a Dynamic Block, or setting a Dynamic Block Array Path along a Spline...similar to the attached video.  This is going to be used to draw Flex Armor/Spiral Armor, which closely resembles a/c ductwork.  I have a block for it already, but sometimes the path that I need to draw it along gets a little squid-like.  This would save me a ton of time.  Thanks for the help.

 

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Thanks.  I believe I have this one already, and it's close to what I'm after but not quite.  I think I might be more in the market for a "Select Centerline, Insert Block, Insert Repeatedly-along centerline" sort of thing.  Anyone ever come across something like that?  Tks.

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Think I might be able to get this to work using the ARRAYPATH command.  It's definitely not 100% there but it's pretty close.  Thanks to everyone for taking the time.

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