stefanos
Guest
hi, I just installed autocad lt 2013, and I can't install the lisp spl2pl. is due to the fact that the lt version does not support the lisp? How can I solve this?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Tano78
Guest
Hello stefanos,
Unfortunately one of the major differences between the "full" and the "light" version of autocad is in the fact that on the second one you can not install lisps and use extensions of the program, otherwise you could pay the license for the version lt, which costs less and add the commands you need most.
in the office we have both versions that we use according to the needs.
I hope I helped you,
See you soon.
Unfortunately one of the major differences between the "full" and the "light" version of autocad is in the fact that on the second one you can not install lisps and use extensions of the program, otherwise you could pay the license for the version lt, which costs less and add the commands you need most.
in the office we have both versions that we use according to the needs.
I hope I helped you,
See you soon.
GP.
Guest
in lt you can not do with editpl?...spl2pl...
Tano78
Guest
Hello stepanos,
I have an English version of autocad lt, (since I work abroad), the command that allows me to transpose a polyline in spline and "pe".(pline edit) I don't know which command corresponds to the Italian version, but I just checked that you can do without adding lisps,
good work,
soon
I have an English version of autocad lt, (since I work abroad), the command that allows me to transpose a polyline in spline and "pe".(pline edit) I don't know which command corresponds to the Italian version, but I just checked that you can do without adding lisps,
good work,
soon
stefanos
Guest
Thank you, it's just the command I'm using, the difference is that with command polyline inheritance I can select only one line at a time.
greetings
greetings
GP.
Guest
command: editselect polylinea or [Polilinee]: pselect objects: specify opposite angle: found(s) 4Thank you, it's just the command I'm using, the difference is that with command polyline inheritance I can select only one line at a time.
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stefanos
Guest
as not said, thank you
Tano78
Guest
Hello stefanos,
the first advice I give you and to read what autocad asks every time you type a command; when I call the autoccad "pedit" command asks me if I have to apply this command to one or more polylines, if necessary isolate the layer and then select all the polylines to apply the command, okay?
soon,
the first advice I give you and to read what autocad asks every time you type a command; when I call the autoccad "pedit" command asks me if I have to apply this command to one or more polylines, if necessary isolate the layer and then select all the polylines to apply the command, okay?
soon,