Autocad lisp draw circles code#
Lisp code simply copy the code to the clipboard, then paste it in the AutoCAD command line and press Enter. (setq a 2) (setq b 5) (+ a b) What we did is set variable a value to 2, b to 5, then calculate a+b. Lisp code stright after having created the circles or crosses: Yes you can use AutoLISP command in AutoCAD. QSCircle.LSP (3Kb) This command will draw a QUARTER CIRCLE or a SEMI CIRCLE as a POLYLINE. AutoLISP is a dialect of the LISP programming language engineered to. > Some of the things that we take for granted with built-in commands - > rubberbanding, dragging, ghosting, etc. Make AutoCAD work for you by using custom programming to automate many repetitive. 'Tom Smith' wrote in message news:415882673newsprd01. This LISP will sure help you to get what you required just in 4-simple prompts. But as Jim Dee pointed out (command '.circle' pause pause) does show the circle as you move the cursor. I thought that maybe there was a lisp available that could enable me to select the circles then the line that I want to connect to, then draw the polyline from the circle to the selected line. My first issue is to find a commando who draw circles, with basepoints in all Points. Its around 200 to 1000 Points in the drawing. The Points are automaticly made in a extension to autocad.
But with 3000+ circles in the drawing, it becomes a tedious task. Hi, I want to make a script who draw circles in multiple Points. If you wish to delete the point objects following the creation of the circles or crosses created using the code above, simply run the following Want to make a closed QUARTER (of a CIRCLE) as POLYLINE and/or Want to make a closed SEMI-CIRCLE as POLYLINE These may required as symbols of Electro Mechanical drawings. Yes, that is what I am doing at the moment.
Lisp code will locate any point object in the drawing and draw a cross (4 line objects) at its location where the centre of the cross coincides with the point location: (setq inspt (cdr (assoc 10 (entget (ssname ss ct))))) Lisp code will locate any point object in the drawing and draw a circle at its location where the centre of the circle coincides with the point location: