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LISP for Selection of alternate lines from the selection set of lines like 1st, 3rd, 5th, .....etc lines in autocad.
Pranesh Rathinam posted a topic in AutoLISP, Visual LISP & DCL
Hello guys, I am new to this forum. I need LISP for Selection of alternate lines from the selection set of lines like 1st, 3rd, 5th, .....etc lines in Autocad. I am attaching the file with my requirement. Alternate Selection of lines.dwg Please help me out with an possible lisp solution. Also, Is there a Autocad Plugin to do this? If so Please share the link Thanks in advance, Pranesh Rathinam -
Sir, can you please tell, in MicroStation v8i, how to use additional program, VBA, script, tools, application, etc for drafting, printing, area, total length, PDF, or other purpose, (Like in AutoCAD, lisp, vlx, VBA, macro, add-in, plugin) If you have any things please share and explain also. Thanks
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Hi everyone, I'm currently writing a C# plugin for AutoCAD. I have a form containing several buttons among other things. One minor function I would like to add is to open the Group Manager via my custom created button inside that form. Now my problem is I can't seem to figure out how to access or find that command. Any ideas how I can open the Group Manager by code? -Mike
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We are looking for custom autocad lisp or autocad plugin or something. Our work routine is: 1/ place objects in autocad (one object = block +another block + hatch + leader) 2/ export list of numbers taken from leader value 3/ add data to list in excel 4/ edit in the same data in autocad representing data that is in excel (scale for blocks, color for hatch) // this is the part we would like to automate.
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Hello, I downloaded student version of "Autodesk 3DS MAX 2013". I would like to install the Apex/PhysX plug-in but I can't. When I try to run the Apex plug-in, Autodesk write "Apex plug-in is not made for this version of the program". So, I would like to know if Apex/PhyX is available for student version of Autodesk and which manipulations have I to do. Bye, Samuel.
