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Updating two parallel at the same time when one is amended


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Sorry for flaking IRL stuff has come up. upload your test drawing.

Posted (edited)

This should do it

  • select two polylines obj1 obj2
  • offset obj1 in 2 feet
  • checks if offset only created 1 polyline
  • gets the geocenter of offset polyline p1
  • uses boundary command with new point to create a boundary (offset + boundary = area you want)
  • gets bulg information from boundary poly p2
  • deletes 2 ft offset poly p1
  • updates polyline obj2 with boundary cords of poly p2
  • deletes boundary polyline p2
  • updates bulg info to obj2

 

-Edit

You might have to isolate the two layers for the boundary to work correctly tho it is set to ignore islands.

Also since im using BricsCAD  the boundary command might be diffrent in AutoCAD.

 

(command "_.Boundary" "_A" "_I" "_N" "" "_non" cen "")

use "-boundary" to Enter the choices at the command prompt

 

-Edit

layiso update

 

UFP-iso.lsp

Edited by mhupp
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Posted

That works brilliantly thank you very much. I removed the "_non" from the boundary command and then it worked perfectly.
      (command "_.boundary" "_a" "_i" "_n" "" "" cen "")

Thank you so much you are a hero 
 

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Hello Again Sorry that I keep coming back. You were right when you said it would be best to layiso the lines first I was wondering if there is a command that we can add into the lisp to, in a sense layiso the two lines selected and then turn on all the layers that were previously on. I understand that I could do LayOn but I was wondering if there was a way of doing it without turning everything back on and just having the layers that were turned on before? Many thanks in advance 

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I am indisposed for the next couple of weeks/month. if  the update I made doesn't work someone is going to have to take a crack at it.

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