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  1. Egression
    Greetings everyone, I'm new to LISP and am trying to develop a routine that would help making drawing stair plans easier. Its easy to get mired in the volume of information so a little guidance would go a long way. Bear with me... The idea is to have the routine ask for dimensions and it draws risers and treads in a designated orientation. I'm starting with just a simple straight run of stairs and once I'm better with LISP I'll try making one for curved stairs. I imagine the use of the array command may come in handy but being a LISP newbie I have no idea whether or not this is feasible. At the moment my code consists of designated points and drawing lines between those points. Think of it as a routine to draw a custom ladder where you can input the number of rungs. Thanks in advance for any info.
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