Hybrid parallel

[SLW210]

Yes, GP_'s need Express Tools AFAIK.

 

As I posted, It still is off from yours on some corners.

 

It also creates lines and splines, though easy enough to make them polylines.

[PGia]

2 hours ago, SLW210 said:

Yes, GP_'s need Express Tools AFAIK.

 

As I posted, It still is off from yours on some corners.

 

It also creates lines and splines, though easy enough to make them polylines.

 

Yes
I already said my method wasn't perfect.

That's why, besides Lisp, I wanted to know if there was a better method than mine.
And the result GP_'s Lisp achieves corresponds very well with what I understand to be a correct axis.

The only drawback might be using this code in AutoCAD 2000.

But I suppose I can avoid that in AutoCAD 2015.

[GP_]

On 10/27/2025 at 12:31 PM, SLW210 said:

Command: CPL

Cannot invoke (command) from *error* without prior call to (*push-error-using-command*).
Converting (command) calls to (command-s) is recommended.

 

 

3 hours ago, SLW210 said:

It also creates lines and splines, though easy enough to make them polylines.

 

Normally the final result is a polyline, maybe you don't have ExpressTools loaded, try:

(or acet-flatn (load "FLATTENSUP.LSP"))

[SLW210]

1 hour ago, GP_ said:

 

 

Normally the final result is a polyline, maybe you don't have ExpressTools loaded, try:

(or acet-flatn (load "FLATTENSUP.LSP"))

 

Yes, I added 

(acet-load-expresstools)

 

Answered by me.

 

Gian's (as well as the other LISPs) still want to cut some corners short, etc. IMHO. 

 

@mhupp's actually does some of the corners better, though "off" in other places.

 

I believe Civil 3D has something to do this, but it may not be much better.

 

If I get more time I'm still going to work on improving mine.

 

 

[GP_]

 

14 minutes ago, SLW210 said:

 

Yes, I added 

(acet-load-expresstools)

 

Answered by me.

 

It's true... sorry 

 

 

14 minutes ago, SLW210 said:

I believe Civil 3D has something to do this, but it may not be much better.

 

I'm curious to see if there are any differences.