Leaderboard

I would suggest the following approach - acquire a selection set representing the union of the two sets and then use a conditional statement when iterating over the set: (if (setq s (ssget '((0 . "LWPOLYLINE,CIRCLE") (8 . "Layer,Different Layers") (410 . "Model")))) (repeat (setq i (sslength s)) (setq i (1- i) e (ssname s i) ) (if (wcmatch (cdr (assoc 8 (entget e))) "Layer") (progn ;; Do something ) (progn ;; Else do something ) ) ) )

Following on I am sure Autodesk being as big as it is will have tested Win 11 Beta's but they have not released any comments yet, the dealer network will be advised. Its a case of not allowing a auto update.

For Stephen P, I have a 2 column radio button, have a play with this, I am looking at replacing the current version with just 1 version but accepts multi columns based on the number of lists provided. Easy to add a "Other". For Bsmiths I was wondering if it was easier to not have a dynamic block but rather a block for each type a bit more old school. You can use a tool palette or like me the older menu images. Multi radio buttons 2col.lsp

To Extend Objects in 3D Wireframe Models: https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2022/ENU/?guid=GUID-5982214C-6656-4BD8-858A-8A4B4E9BA91C To Trim Objects in 3D Wireframe Models: https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2022/ENU/?guid=GUID-F547B9B9-4582-4D33-9E1A-21ED9B8ED515

UCS OBject at the command line then select the horizontal segment. As each segment of the leader would have a different OBject UCS setting it automatically any easier with lisp seems doubtful.

To trim, you hold down SHIFT

If you set the system variable EDGEMODE to 1, then you should be able to click on the two lines to extend them. When starting EXTEND, do not select boundary edges - just press enter, then click on line A then line B and they should extend to the intersection point.

@WimIs asking if his AutoCAD 2020 which is currently running on Windows 10 will work without problems on the new Windows 11. The answer is 'try it and see' AutoCAD 2020 was not designed to work with Windows 11 so there are no guarantees. No older software could possibly be developed with the built in ability to forsee changes within a newer OS. It is going to be down to the brave to take the chance and see if anything breaks or just behaves badly. So give it a go and let us know if you have problems