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Angels Do you mean angles ? You can set a different view angle in any viewport, can use UCS and save the UCS direction by name if you want. UCS OB S Road1 etc

Don't really need lisp knowledge to do what you want. just going to take a a few simple steps. Run the command to show the dcl menu. take a screen shot or write down all the words. use https://translate.google.com/ to translate them to your language. open up the lsp with notepad++ search for the french terms and replace them with what you translated to000.

I purchased my 24" x 36" XLC Kurta tablet c. 1994. I believe Kurta started in the Apple world vs Microsoft? has been a great tool in its day, but hardly use it anymore. Prior to the advent of PCI architecture, my last 486 used a VESA video card. With it I could run Generic CADD in SVGA mode, but PCI has since downgraded that back to VGA-only. sigh... I later upgraded to General cadd Pro which is an enhanced Windows version of Generic CADD. I thought great--I can run my Kurta on that! Well, not so fast. My W7 system is 64 bit, and my General Cadd program is 32-bit. Not an apparent problem. However, the Kurta needed a special 3rd party interface to work--not the standard Wintab driver (forgot the name). This driver interface was 64 bit, and it required a 64-bit program to run with it. The developer of the interface passed away several years ago, so end of the road for Windows and any hope for SVGA support for General Cadd Pro. I can still run the Kurta and Generic Cadd on my other PC on which I have Arca Noae (nee EcomStation, nee OS/2) via the DOS set up, but alas only in VGA mode. A last resort if needed.

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If using VL code ;;;===================================================================; ;;; DumpIt ; ;;;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ;;; Dump all methods and properties for selected objects ; ;;;===================================================================; (defun C:Dumpit ( / ent) (while (setq ent (entsel)) (vlax-Dump-Object (vlax-Ename->Vla-Object (car ent)) ) ) (princ) )

You have the grab the ename from entsel using CAR like so: (setq b (entget (car a))) And if you want to print the items to the command line use something like so: (if (setq a (entsel)) (mapcar 'print (entget (car a) '("*"))) )

One of the more common mistakes in downloading and saving a Hatch Pattern file is the lack of a blank line at the end of the file. When one tries to use the file a message comes up "Bad pattern definition file" "Missing parameter on line x" However, there is a way of overcoming this by the poster of the Hatch Pattern file. At the end of the definition, instead of the blank line, type a line starting with the "*" character. Then when the whole file is copied off the screen, it will work! *Query1,question mark unit spacing 90,0.5,0.435,1,1,0.0075,-0.021,0.0265,-0.945 90,0.54,0.53,1,1,0.01,-0.99 33.6900576,0.5,0.49,1.386750443,0.277350338,0.036055516,-3.56949759 63.4349489,0.53,0.51,0.894427191,0.447213596,0.022360680,-2.213707298 123.6900675,0.54,0.54,1.386750491,0.277350098,0.036055512,-3.569495763 180,0.52,0.57,1,1,0.03,-0.97 225,0.49,0.57,0.707106781,0.707106781,0.03,-1.384213562 *end of pattern, eldon fecit MMXX