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Hello, I'm searching to make a LISP, to change the layer of an attribute. Actually it in "TopoAlt" Layer, I like to change in "0" layer (or other) I thinked about DXF code but i don't find it with dumpallproperties. "Battman" command would be a good solution but I can't make script "-eattedit" command is pretty close but I'm stopped when It need " attribute selection". If i could scripting "-eattedit" with an automatic attribute selection (like an already made SSGET), I could change the layer, or other properties ! Any Idea ?
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Hello All, I am working with C3D 2018 French version since 2 months now in my new work (I used to work with C3D 2020 English version). Every time I open a drawing, in the startup suite the command vscurrent sets to 3D Hidden. I'd like to know how to remove this command from the drawing startup sequence. Thank You, Guibombe
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Okay, so I am not sure how I did this, but I have some how disabled the resultant, answer and/or echo at the command line. When I am trying to debug and test some lisps at the command line, I don't get any answer. For instance if there following were entered at the command line: Command: (Setq a 1) Result: Nothing Command: !a Result: Nothing Command: (+ 1 1) Result: Nothing The answers will show up when I run the same lines in VLisp editor. Also CMDECHO is set to "1" & NOMUTT is set to "0" Also my cursor is missing if that has something to do with it....
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Viewports in macros and command lines?
MrCrozzB posted a topic in AutoCAD Drawing Management & Output
Can I modify an existing viewport in a macro or in the command line? Using a macro, I want to modify (specifically delete) the viewport from a layout tab after chspace from model space. Does anyone know how to do this? I have LT so no LISP. qselect works but cannot be put into a macro. If I "select all" on a layout tab in paperspace ACAD says 1 of the objects selected is the viewport so I know autocad recognizes the viewport as a different kind of object. Thanks for your help. -
Hi, I am completely new to the forum and to Autocad. I am using version 2011. I am working with irregular solids and after I SECTION them, I would like to export to a text file the data points that make up the perimeter of the sections. I have tried googling for a way to do it but couldn't find any helpful information. Could anyone give me a pointer in the right direction? Ideally, I would like to do it from the command line, but that's a secondary goal, first of all I would like to know how to do it. Thank you. Pixe
