check the quotas. .

[fedemito]

hello to all, my name is federico, I wrote some posts in proe area but now I am discovering autocad.. .

I'll put my problem right away: I have a series of consecutive odds that I would like to know about the total sum. Is there a command to do this?

Unfortunately pulling a single general quota (from top to bottom) is not useful, because it does not allow me to understand if there are mistakes.. (since there are so many thick odds sometimes it happens to be wrong to take the hooking points. . )

Thank you!

hi federico

 

[GiGa]

unless you find a special lisp (try to ask/try in the section of the lisp), with mechanical limit you can combine different odds in a single... it would be like to make a new one that takes all the length but taking advantage of the quotas already present. . .

Let's see if I get something else. .

 

[fedemito]

Meanwhile thank you for answering me. . .
Sorry about my ignorance, but what's a lisp?

I also do not understand your method well...the final quotona is built on individual odds? You'd tell me how to do this so I see if it's my case or not...:wink:

 

[GiGa]

lisp is one of the programming languages of autocad... with the lisp you can create applications to customize autocad.
besides the lisp there are other more recent languages, type vba. Everyone does the same thing... in practice they perform a series of instructions and allow to exploit autocad to the maximum. eye that is only about autocad and not autocad lt (which is not your case anyway).

As for what I have proposed to you, among the mechanical controls for the quotas, there is the command "unisci quota" that, selecting one by one the quotas makes it a single quota...

 

[fedemito]

Thanks, the uniting feature is more or less what I was looking for!

 

[x11start]

I've been making a lisp for a long time if it's for the sum of texts and quotas. indeed; if the quotas are "forced" (i.e. we wrote "100" instead of the actual value "100.5") asks us what to use.
also works to sum the texts.

greetings

 

[GiGa]

Thanks, the uniting feature is more or less what I was looking for!

Good. . .

I've been making a lisp for a long time if it's for the sum of texts and quotas. indeed; if the quotas are "forced" (i.e. we wrote "100" instead of the actual value "100.5") asks us what to use.
also works to sum the texts.

great bis...
you could even post it in lisp section?
so it will be easier for research.. .