Lines from Coordinates then Fillet them.

[Skrejz 0]

Hello, 

 

I'm looking for lisp which creates lines from coordinates and fillet them afterwards. I'm using total station to get coordinates to AutoCAD via program called TachyCAD. Basically I want to make outline plan of the room. Thanks in advance

 

 

[eldon 27]

How are you using TachyCAD?

 

The Faro TachyCAD web site promises that the user leaves the site with a completed AutoCAD drawing.

[Skrejz 0]

I'm using version 9.0 in which outline module is not activated due to license, i'm trying to get it around with AutoCAD lisp. 

[eldon 27]

What format is the total station capture data file in? and is the data coded so that points can be strung?

[Skrejz 0]

TachyCAD send direct coordinates into AutoCAD - for example if you want insert point  - type autocads point command then measure point on total station. The same can be done for the line. It's like you type in coordinates by hand. 

[eldon 27]

I am confused.

 

You say that you can draw a line already with TachyCAD, so why do you need a lisp to draw a line?

 

If you surveyed the corners, there would be no need for filleting to join the lines.

[BIGAL 150]

Like Eldon post a downloaded file if possible as a csv so we can look at it. What instrument do you have.

 

You want stringing its out there commercially does a lot more than just join lines.  https://www.civilsurveysolutions.com.au/index.php/software-solutions