PedroSoa Posted February 24, 2021 Posted February 24, 2021 hello, can i have a the total line length of my drawing and multiply by a coefficient for having my line density!? is it possible!? thanking in advance!? Quote
rkmcswain Posted February 24, 2021 Posted February 24, 2021 What application? In AutoCAD, you could use the ._DataExtraction command and sum up the line lengths and apply a mathematical formula to the total. Example: Quote
PedroSoa Posted February 24, 2021 Author Posted February 24, 2021 more or less that, i want to add 2 more columns according my multiplicate factor! Quote
Isaac26a Posted February 24, 2021 Posted February 24, 2021 Hi Pedro, I hope this can help you, just type "LD" tu run it. It will give you the length and the density you're looking for. you can use it for lines and polylines. It will only be in plain text. 20210224 Density -ld-.vlx Quote
ronjonp Posted February 26, 2021 Posted February 26, 2021 On 2/24/2021 at 11:27 AM, Isaac26a said: Hi Pedro, I hope this can help you, just type "LD" tu run it. It will give you the length and the density you're looking for. you can use it for lines and polylines. It will only be in plain text. 20210224 Density -ld-.vlx 2.07 kB · 0 downloads Why is this compiled? Did you create it or find it elsewhere? 1 Quote
Isaac26a Posted February 26, 2021 Posted February 26, 2021 1 hour ago, ronjonp said: Why is this compiled? Did you create it or find it elsewhere? I did created it, but now I'm wondering if having done a compiled solution is worse than not doing anything. Quote
ronjonp Posted February 26, 2021 Posted February 26, 2021 15 minutes ago, Isaac26a said: I did created it, but now I'm wondering if having done a compiled solution is worse than not doing anything. IMO, compiled code does nothing to help the community .. unless you came upon the magic algorithm to mine bitcoin and place it in your bank account from lisp, you should leave it uncompiled. 1 Quote
PedroSoa Posted March 2, 2021 Author Posted March 2, 2021 helloIsaac26a and ronjonp, thanks a lot! i am on the my way! now that i know the stich density i have to return 2 formulas: upper wire and lower wire. i have to kinds of wire, different stich density, and upper and lower formula for each wire. Quote
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