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offset su xref
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you know more than :36_1_15:.intrigued by the tools to perform the offset on xref or blocks, published by plannerroad Here, I thought I'd make it in lisp.
the command is x_offset.
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great rpor66..
Joseph
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but (fnnomelastent) is a function that we should already know?intrigued by the tools to perform the offset on xref or blocks, published by plannerroad Here, I thought I'd make it in lisp.
the command is x_offset.
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rpor66
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I'm sorry, I missed it.but (fnnomelastent) is a function that we should already know?
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blubossa
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Hi.
I tried the lisp on the blocks and found a mistake, at least I think... .
in practice I noticed two different behaviors:
1 - block with a closed polyline, select the polylinea and get the offset. comnado ok
2 - block with closed polylinea and inside other objects, select polylinea and the command works strangely....
I practically want to get the polylinear offset that I click....
Am I wrong? or is the goal of the command different from what I think? ?
Thank you.
bb
I tried the lisp on the blocks and found a mistake, at least I think... .
in practice I noticed two different behaviors:
1 - block with a closed polyline, select the polylinea and get the offset. comnado ok
2 - block with closed polylinea and inside other objects, select polylinea and the command works strangely....
I practically want to get the polylinear offset that I click....
Am I wrong? or is the goal of the command different from what I think? ?
Thank you.
bb
rpor66
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seemingly strange behavior is chargeable to the entmake function.
After command (command "_move" ...) add this line:
(princ (strcat "\ntipo entita: (cdr) "\n")
of any entity that selects you the type; in the presence of primitive entities, line, pline, circle etc., entmake education does not create difficulties, just pass the list obtained from nentsel and works.
in the presence of blocks, before passing the list you should calculate scale factors and other parameters that the enclosed routine does not.
I hope I've made it clear to you.
bye
After command (command "_move" ...) add this line:
(princ (strcat "\ntipo entita: (cdr) "\n")
of any entity that selects you the type; in the presence of primitive entities, line, pline, circle etc., entmake education does not create difficulties, just pass the list obtained from nentsel and works.
in the presence of blocks, before passing the list you should calculate scale factors and other parameters that the enclosed routine does not.
I hope I've made it clear to you.
bye
blubossa
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Hi.seemingly strange behavior is chargeable to the entmake function.
After command (command "_move" ...) add this line:
(princ (strcat "\ntipo entita: (cdr) "\n")
of any entity that selects you the type; in the presence of primitive entities, line, pline, circle etc., entmake education does not create difficulties, just pass the list obtained from nentsel and works.
in the presence of blocks, before passing the list you should calculate scale factors and other parameters that the enclosed routine does not.
I hope I've made it clear to you.
bye
You've been so clear... as soon as I can prove.
Thank you.
bb