Sir how to create lisp for geometry center point creation when we select circle, rectangle and polygons automatic work geometry center create points .may you mention code here in comment.
I would like to purge my all files using batch utility but... I have "Please launch target version C3D once for initialization, then close the C3D to run this tool."
no need for Lisp. 1-run the command "_AeccCreateSampleLines" 2-select your alignment 3-when in command line asking for station range--> copy stations from excel to command line !!in Excel add 2 empty space after km!! if you want to accept 30m default left & right width; like this "42580 ". if you wand also define left and Right sample line offset add them to your excel 42580 20 60 42600 20 80 . . .
Thanks for the great video! I'm running into a problem though trying to run JerryBox. Not sure why it is canceling out. With the "0,0" I get this: Command: JERRYBOX *Cancel* Command: Command: 0,0 Unknown command "0,0". Press F1 for help. Command: Command: Command: Command: 0,0 Unknown command "0,0". Press F1 for help. Command: Command: Command: Command: Command: When I switch the "0,0" out for pause and "@" i get this: Command: JERRYBOX *Cancel* Command: Any help would be appreciated. I've gone over the code again and again and can't figure out what I did wrong. (defun c:JerryBox() (command “polygon” “4” pause “c” “10”) (command “createpointmanual” "@" “control” “100” “”) (princ))
Ok I figured it out, but still confused. Turns out it was due to the font I was using in notepad (default as far as I know, I don't remember ever changing it. The double quotes were what caused the issue. I changed the font to something else, noticed that some of the double quotes didn't show up in that font. So I copy/pasted the quotes from around the @ symbol in my example iirc. You can see in my previous post that those quotes look different than the rest of them. Then it worked. I have not idea what font I should be using in notepad though. Is there a preferred font?
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Awesome and well explained for those with a basic understanding of the program. Thank you for taking the time.
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Sir how to create lisp for geometry center point creation when we select circle, rectangle and polygons automatic work geometry center create points .may you mention code here in comment.
I would like to purge my all files using batch utility but...
I have "Please launch target version C3D once for initialization, then close the C3D to run this tool."
it possible to create sample line by station range from lisp?
no need for Lisp. 1-run the command "_AeccCreateSampleLines" 2-select your alignment 3-when in command line asking for station range--> copy stations from excel to command line !!in Excel add 2 empty space after km!! if you want to accept 30m default left & right width; like this "42580 ". if you wand also define left and Right sample line offset add them to your excel
42580 20 60
42600 20 80
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@@mehdihoushmand2952 yes, but it work for only one by one alignment. I need to automatically for all alignment.
Thanks for the great video!
I'm running into a problem though trying to run JerryBox. Not sure why it is canceling out. With the "0,0" I get this:
Command: JERRYBOX
*Cancel*
Command:
Command: 0,0 Unknown command "0,0". Press F1 for help.
Command:
Command:
Command:
Command: 0,0 Unknown command "0,0". Press F1 for help.
Command:
Command:
Command:
Command:
Command:
When I switch the "0,0" out for pause and "@" i get this:
Command: JERRYBOX
*Cancel*
Command:
Any help would be appreciated. I've gone over the code again and again and can't figure out what I did wrong.
(defun c:JerryBox()
(command “polygon” “4” pause “c” “10”)
(command “createpointmanual” "@" “control” “100” “”)
(princ))
Ok I figured it out, but still confused. Turns out it was due to the font I was using in notepad (default as far as I know, I don't remember ever changing it. The double quotes were what caused the issue. I changed the font to something else, noticed that some of the double quotes didn't show up in that font. So I copy/pasted the quotes from around the @ symbol in my example iirc. You can see in my previous post that those quotes look different than the rest of them. Then it worked. I have not idea what font I should be using in notepad though. Is there a preferred font?
I thought Dynamo was being removed from C3D...