save each layer in a separate file

[anbard]

True kpblc changing this setting before running the script does not save as set earlier version!

[mdbdesign]

OOOOps....

[Stefan BMR]

This example complies save settings

(setenv "DefaultFormatForSave" "48") ; AutoCAD 2010
 (while (setq layer (tblnext "layer" (not layer)))
   (setq lname (cdr (assoc 2 layer)))
   (if
     (setq ss (ssget "X" (list (cons 8 lname) (cons 410 "Model"))))
     (command "WBLOCK"
              (strcat (getvar 'dwgprefix) lname ".dwg")
              ""
              '(0.0 0.0 0.0)
              ss
              ""
              "OOPS"
     )
   )
 )

[kpblc]

Stefan BMR, read phrases:

"changing this setting before running the script does not save as set earlier version! "

Did you check your code at AutoCAD 2013 / 2014?

[Stefan BMR]

Stefan BMR, read phrases:

"changing this setting before running the script does not save as set earlier version! "

Did you check your code at AutoCAD 2013 / 2014?

Yes, I did... Did you?

 

I use AutoCAD 2014

[kpblc]

Ah... It seems like commands consider this settings (but not vla-methods). Very interesting...

[biben]

Hi!

 

I am very new to scripting/lisp and have a job where customer wants singel dwg from multilayer dwg. It is an electrical schematic dwg consisting of n number of layers

Layer 0 is the plotframe

Layer 1 to n is the electric drawing

 

I am searching for a script to automate this.

Say the file name is 415.dwg

I want the resulting dwg saved to original folder:

Layer 0 + Layer 1 to be saved as filename 415-001.dwg

Layer 0 + Layer 2 to be saved as filename 415-002.dwg

Layer 0 + Layer n to be saved as filename 415-n.dwg

 

It would be really great to get some help...

 

Thanks!

Edited March 17, 2015 by biben
spelling

[ripatu]

Hello,

I tried the Lay2dwg program. Action principle well. Are there any restriction on the number of layers because it is not saved at all levels.

[123atx]

look look

 

http://www.lee-mac.com/layerstodrawings.html

 

[Steven P]

I know this is a thing, but I do wonder if a single post, referencing a link to a thread that is 11 years old is an AI bot trying to work out how people respond to questions that have been solved in the thread

 

(obviously waiting the new member to reply "No I am not")

Edited May 30, 2023 by Steven P