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I am sure this exists here already, have a look at lee-mac.com he may have something, google I am positive I have seen this recently. It just asks for vertice points and fillets as it goes. Will try to find for you. OK Fillet Polyline, R, enter radius, pick pline its filleted, then offset, erase original pline. Found some time just pick pline points then press enter. pline by pick pts offset with rad.lsp GETVALS3.lsp1 point
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Look at THIS thread too .. plenty of examples.1 point
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just my 2 cents... CyberAngel and BIGAL are both providing you the correct answer, survey points are always the law.1 point
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Assuming I understand what you're asking, you could use Lee Mac's Double Offset Lisp. Draw the centerline, with fillet corner to adjacent line. Then apply lisp and select the centerline. If you go one step further and join everything you'd only have to select a single line. Might not be exactly what you're after but if definitely makes things go faster. DoubleOffsetV1-1.lsp1 point
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The surveyors work is always GOSPEL. The only time we query it was if something did not look right. They put the marks in field to use for controln ad guarantee their work. As a newbee I would suggest you confirm with senior staff the right way to do this part of the project.1 point
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It would appear that you are setting the cell text to the color value You need to use the SetCellbackgroundColor method either (vla-setcellbackgroundcolor table_obj row col color) or (vlax-invoke-method table_obj 'setcellbackgroundcolor row col color) This may involve having to get the correct AutoCAD Color Interface Object for your version Example Method Page Google1 point
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It should work on that - but as I have said earlier - the tolerance and incremental step need to be adjusted to help it to retrieve the required area consistently.1 point
