AutoLISP Routines

Name: Learn Description: This is a lisp routine that will write you a lisp code based on your input in Autocad. However, I have not figured out how to end the userinput for this code. If anyone out there can figure out how this properly works please drop me a line and let me know. Thanks! Type: AutoCAD AutoLISP Routine Author: Anon File Size: 2 Kb Cost: Free Worked on: AutoCAD … [Read more...] about LEARN: An AutoLISP Routine That Writes LISP Code

This sets the current layer, and if the layer you name does not exist it offers to make it for you — asking for a colour and linetype as it goes. That second half is what lifts it above a plain layer-setting shortcut: you can name a layer you have not created yet and keep drawing, instead of stopping to open the layer manager. It is by Craig Carr of Superior Designs, … [Read more...] about LS LISP: Set an AutoCAD Layer, or Create It on the Fly

LOTNO places lot numbers on a subdivision plan. Tell it the number to start from, then click in each lot in turn — it writes the number, increments, and waits for the next click. Numbering a fifty-lot stage becomes fifty clicks rather than fifty pieces of typing. It is by David Perry, dated 15 August 1993, and the header points at a personal COGO site that has long since … [Read more...] about LOTNO LISP: Place Sequential Lot Numbers in AutoCAD

The LLP Suite is the largest collection in this library by a wide margin: 83 AutoLISP files defining 81 separate commands, with 96 toolbar icons and a full toolbar definition to drive them. Where most downloads here give you one routine, this one gives you a working environment. The strength of it is coverage. Layer control, text editing, attribute manipulation, dimension … [Read more...] about LLP Suite: 81 Free AutoLISP Commands for AutoCAD, Sorted

Name: LISPUT Description: Another grab bag of useful lisp utilities that includes:BREAKF.LSP:Is a utility that allows the user to pick a line,polyline or an arc and break it at a specified point by onlypicking the location once rather than 2 times, like theAutocad version BREAK/F.FLAYER.LSP:Is a utility that allows a user to Freeze, Delete,Turn off or make current the layer of … [Read more...] about LISPUT Lisp Routine Collection

LayerMatch sets the current layer to match something you point at. Click any object and the layer it sits on becomes current — or type a layer name instead if you would rather. It is the small operation that sits behind half the layer fiddling in a working day: you are about to draw something that belongs with that, so make that layer current. It is by Charles Alan … [Read more...] about LayerMatch LISP: Set the Current Layer by Picking an Object