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calculation set of lengths for decoration

Elvis1991

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Good morning.
we are making a decoration for a wall in masonry, in essence the idea is to recall a design with vertical bars, so that these 'approssimino the profile', being cut to the correct height:
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I ran an array repeat along the 4295mm line, then I ran a trim.

as you see the bars have more or less a height between 800 and 1400 mm, however I would like to understand how to measure them all automatically and then 'ordinate' the various cutting heights, extrapolandone a list, like this:

834, 844, 838, 1110, 1050, ....1072

Therefore, with a calculator try to optimize the cuts according to the available catalog size, to reduce the maximum spherical.

Can you tell me how I can do this?
 
Thanks for the answer, would you know how? I fell in English, but with -attext it doesn't export anything to the text file.
 
to me does not find the command if incollo of the cmd line dataextraction, I have the version for mac, in particular the autocad 21 - r.46.m.1761 . where am I wrong?
 
I imagined. Unfortunately for most of my work it is convenient for mac. for the more technical one instead I cry every time, survivor with excel!
I'll ask a friend to try.

Thank you for your help.
 
years ago I made a lisp to "catalogue" lengths:

- first you ask the lengths to consider (by clicking on texts or inserting separate comma numbers)
- then it is required to select the lines.

we imagine inserting as lengths 100,200,300 then you select the lines.
a table is created in which the lines are counted with length from 0 to 100, in the next box those from 100 to 200, in the third one between 200 and 300, in the fourth one above 300.

I hope it can help you.
 

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very interesting the work of x11start.
@tristan but of course there is the command -attext for mac.
for example here are the indications to use it: p.s.
the question is in Spanish but the answer is the videos are fortunately in English.
 
but of course there is the command -attext for mac.
for example here are the indications to use it:
sin that dataextraction and -attext are two different commands.
read the answer given to the question:"data extraction wizard is not available in autocad for mac.
on mac you can use -attext command (yes, with dash) to extract attributes:"
 
sin that dataextraction and -attext are two different commands.
read the answer given to the question:"data extraction wizard is not available in autocad for mac.
on mac you can use -attext command (yes, with dash) to extract attributes:"
I'm sorry, but I've seen that it was attext and I thought it was what you were interested in. but at this point it is worth using the indicated lisp or simply use the list command and with a simple copy and paste bring everything to a text editor. with a regular expression of the type: length =\d*\d*\b all lengths (word, libre office, bbedit, notepad++ etc have regular expressions). possibly replace points with commas and bring everything to an electronic sheet. 1 minute stuff exaggerating.
 

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