pavanetc Posted Tuesday at 10:16 AM Posted Tuesday at 10:16 AM looking a lisp quick xyz coordinates text placed from selected points I need x= y= z= not like x, y, z Quote
SLW210 Posted Tuesday at 11:21 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:21 AM All points in the drawing, select points, etc.? Can you post a sample .dwg with before and after? Quote
pavanetc Posted Tuesday at 11:56 AM Author Posted Tuesday at 11:56 AM this is someone did which is existing code, could you please modify as I need in CAD X Y Z SAMPLE.dwg Quote
pavanetc Posted Tuesday at 11:57 AM Author Posted Tuesday at 11:57 AM (edited) (defun C:CPP (/ PNT1 P1X P1Y STDY DY COORD PTXT) (setq PNT1 (getpoint "\nPick coordinate point: ")) (setq P1X (car pnt1)) ;x coord (setq P1Y (cadr pnt1)) ;y coord (setq P1Z (caddr pnt1)) ;z coord (setq STDX (rtos P1X 2 3)) (setq STDY (rtos P1Y 2 3)) (setq STDZ (rtos P1Z 2 3)) (setq COORD (strcat "E" STDX) COORD1(strcat "N" STDY) COORD2(strcat "EL" STDZ)) (setq PTXT (getpoint PNT1 "\nPick text location: ")) (command "LEADER" PNT1 PTXT "" COORD COORD1 COORD2 "" "" "") (princ)) ; end Edited Tuesday at 12:59 PM by SLW210 Added Code Tags!! Quote
EnM4st3r Posted Tuesday at 12:30 PM Posted Tuesday at 12:30 PM like this? (defun c:XYText (/ pt str box) (while (setq pt (getpoint "\nPick point for coordinate text: ")) (setq str (strcat "X=" (rtos (car pt) 2 4) "\nY=" (rtos (cadr pt) 2 4) "\nZ=" (rtos (caddr pt) 2 4))) (vla-addmtext (vla-get-modelspace (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (vlax-3d-point pt) 0 str) ) (princ) ) Quote
Tsuky Posted Tuesday at 02:35 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:35 PM You can also use fields with selection of points? (defun make_field (ent / pt obj) (setq pt (trans (cdr (assoc 10 (entget ent))) 1 0)) (mapcar '(lambda (lx) (apply '(lambda (ins_point value_field att_point txt_height dwg_dir name_layer txt_rot / nw_obj) (setq nw_obj (vla-addMtext Space (vlax-3d-point (trans ins_point 1 0)) 0.0 (strcat "{\\f@Arial Unicode MS|b0|i0|c0|p34;\\Q15;" "%<\\AcObjProp.16.2 Object(%<\\_ObjId " (itoa (vla-get-ObjectID (vlax-ename->vla-object ent))) value_field "}" ) ) ) (mapcar '(lambda (pr val) (vlax-put nw_obj pr val) ) (list 'AttachmentPoint 'Height 'DrawingDirection 'InsertionPoint 'Layer 'Rotation) (list att_point txt_height dwg_dir ins_point name_layer txt_rot) ) ) lx ) ) (list (list (mapcar '+ (trans pt 1 0) (list (getvar "TEXTSIZE") (+ (* (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 1.25) (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt1%pr3%ps[X:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-XY" rtx ) (list (mapcar '+ (trans pt 1 0) (list (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 0.0 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt2%pr3%ps[Y:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-XY" rtx ) (list (mapcar '- (trans pt 1 0) (list (- (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) (+ (* (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 1.25) (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt4%pr3%ps[Z:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-Z" rtx ) ) ) ) (defun c:point-xyz_field ( / htx rtx AcDoc Space ncol ss n) (initget 6) (setq htx (getdist (getvar "VIEWCTR") (strcat "\nSpecify the height of the field <" (rtos (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) ">: "))) (if htx (setvar "TEXTSIZE" htx)) (if (not (setq rtx (getorient (getvar "VIEWCTR") "\nSpecify the orientation of the field <0.0>: "))) (setq rtx 0.0)) (vl-load-com) (setq AcDoc (vla-get-ActiveDocument (vlax-get-acad-object)) Space (if (= 1 (getvar "CVPORT")) (vla-get-PaperSpace AcDoc) (vla-get-ModelSpace AcDoc) ) ncol '(96 174) ) (foreach n '("Id-XY" "Id-Z") (cond ((null (tblsearch "LAYER" n)) (vlax-put (vla-add (vla-get-layers AcDoc) n) 'color (car ncol)) ) ) (setq ncol (cdr ncol)) ) (while (null (setq ss (ssget '((0 . "POINT")))))) (repeat (setq n (sslength ss)) (make_field (ssname ss (setq n (1- n)))) ) (prin1) ) 1 Quote
CivilTechSource Posted Tuesday at 03:53 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:53 PM Just use a point and insert Field in Mtext and format it how you want. When copying both point and text it will keep the new copied items linked. Regen to update the coordinates. 1 Quote
pavanetc Posted 22 hours ago Author Posted 22 hours ago 22 hours ago, Tsuky said: You can also use fields with selection of points? 22 hours ago, Tsuky said: You can also use fields with selection of points? (defun make_field (ent / pt obj) (setq pt (trans (cdr (assoc 10 (entget ent))) 1 0)) (mapcar '(lambda (lx) (apply '(lambda (ins_point value_field att_point txt_height dwg_dir name_layer txt_rot / nw_obj) (setq nw_obj (vla-addMtext Space (vlax-3d-point (trans ins_point 1 0)) 0.0 (strcat "{\\f@Arial Unicode MS|b0|i0|c0|p34;\\Q15;" "%<\\AcObjProp.16.2 Object(%<\\_ObjId " (itoa (vla-get-ObjectID (vlax-ename->vla-object ent))) value_field "}" ) ) ) (mapcar '(lambda (pr val) (vlax-put nw_obj pr val) ) (list 'AttachmentPoint 'Height 'DrawingDirection 'InsertionPoint 'Layer 'Rotation) (list att_point txt_height dwg_dir ins_point name_layer txt_rot) ) ) lx ) ) (list (list (mapcar '+ (trans pt 1 0) (list (getvar "TEXTSIZE") (+ (* (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 1.25) (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt1%pr3%ps[X:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-XY" rtx ) (list (mapcar '+ (trans pt 1 0) (list (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 0.0 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt2%pr3%ps[Y:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-XY" rtx ) (list (mapcar '- (trans pt 1 0) (list (- (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) (+ (* (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 1.25) (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) 0.0)) ">%).Coordinates \\f \"%lu2%pt4%pr3%ps[Z:,]\">%" 4 (getvar "TEXTSIZE") 5 "Id-Z" rtx ) ) ) ) (defun c:point-xyz_field ( / htx rtx AcDoc Space ncol ss n) (initget 6) (setq htx (getdist (getvar "VIEWCTR") (strcat "\nSpecify the height of the field <" (rtos (getvar "TEXTSIZE")) ">: "))) (if htx (setvar "TEXTSIZE" htx)) (if (not (setq rtx (getorient (getvar "VIEWCTR") "\nSpecify the orientation of the field <0.0>: "))) (setq rtx 0.0)) (vl-load-com) (setq AcDoc (vla-get-ActiveDocument (vlax-get-acad-object)) Space (if (= 1 (getvar "CVPORT")) (vla-get-PaperSpace AcDoc) (vla-get-ModelSpace AcDoc) ) ncol '(96 174) ) (foreach n '("Id-XY" "Id-Z") (cond ((null (tblsearch "LAYER" n)) (vlax-put (vla-add (vla-get-layers AcDoc) n) 'color (car ncol)) ) ) (setq ncol (cdr ncol)) ) (while (null (setq ss (ssget '((0 . "POINT")))))) (repeat (setq n (sslength ss)) (make_field (ssname ss (setq n (1- n)))) ) (prin1) ) Quote
pavanetc Posted 22 hours ago Author Posted 22 hours ago thank you your time and great work. Actually, I need exactly 2 after selection of all points to shown in each point something like 2 Quote
BIGAL Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago If the points are not to be moved @EnM4st3r has given you an answer, a little homework for you is a lisp task, change the (while to use a Selection set and a (repeat then all done. 1 Quote
pavanetc Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago Thank you for your time, i'm waiting for updated Quote
EnM4st3r Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago @pavanetc he meant for you to try it yourself. since its not that difficult. Just look into ssget and selectionset looping 1 Quote
Steven P Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago Not quite sure what the question is to be 'exactly like 2' - is it the text to be offset to one side? (only difference I can see really), else EnM4st3r works for me. If you want to offset the text from the selected point, use the mapcar function, have a go at changing the code offered perhaps changing this line (vla-addmtext (vla-get-modelspace (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (vlax-3d-point pt) 0 str) use (mapcar '+ '(x y z) pt) instead of pt where x, y and z are the offset distances (numbers) in each direction Hint with LISPs, 'pt' or very similar is often used as a variable for a point, you can check earlier in the code to confirm, getpoint is the LISP command to return a selected point, pt is set to be the output from getpoint... so a good guess would be this is the point to change Have a go, your first steps to write LISPs is to try, if it all goes wrong ask and we are all more than happy to guide you if you are happy to change things yourself. Quote
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