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LISP routine for the distribution of sprinklers and fire detectors in fire protection installations

Javier Longa

By Javier Longa
in AutoLISP, Visual LISP & DCL

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Javier Longa

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Hello. I'm happy to share this routine I created with the help of Copilot, which I believe works acceptably for distributing elements (sprinklers, detectors, etc.) based on user input. I would be very grateful if any member of this forum could improve the code or offer any advice. I'm a big fan of @Lee Mac's programs, whom I consider a master.

 

The routine will ask the user to define the measurements that define minimum and maximum values and then, by selecting a block, from which it acquires the layer and scale properties, by selecting an area, with or without "islands", it will generate a mesh pattern, which for a preliminary design is acceptable or approximate in many cases.

I am Spanish and the routine is coded in Castilian Spanish (Spain).

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PCI_PRO (PFP).lsp

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Very well, the community needs people like you.

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