(autosez 2) soil sections and profiles - automatic extraction

[Ezio Olivato]

gp you are a great!!! And maybe sometimes you forget? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I propose as a caregiver, since you mentioned the matter!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I hold on to previous compliments and, not only.

 

[micheledag]

Are we running for the nobel, guys? ? ?
Great!

 

[GP.]

@Thank you, but told by you... .
for the caregiver... I'd rather have no beard. :tongue::
@michelethe field of use is limited to sections of reduced length, such as road sections at the origin of your request, for sections "kilometric" there may be problems of selection of the texts to be treated, so it is better to avoid. . .

 

[toto03]

hi guys! are struggling with a longitudinal profile of a terrain... I downloaded the lisp, but it seems not to be suitable for my needs and therefore I ask your help. I would need to extract the profile from level curves (poliline in 3d) following a path made with a 2d polyline. I tried the command, which works well with the lines but with the polylines it seems not to agree. Any advice? Thank you!

 

[GP.]

you tried This is?

 

[toto03]

Bye. I tried the lisp, but it doesn't seem to be suitable for my needs. In practice I have a cartography with some elements identified as polylinea 3d and similar. the lisp allows me to select the path and then select the level curves. The fact is, however, that the level curves I have available are not all united, and I would also need to have a profile in precise points (such as roads, rivers, etc.), well identified. Any solutions? I also tried to draw the profile through a 3d polylinea, but the process becomes very long and complicated as it is necessary to intercept all the level curves that as I said are not well joined in some points! thank you! :

 

[legolas]

from holy to martyr... :biggrin:




absolutely not, the lisp restores them at the end, "a distance" I don't know.






:smile:

Good evening to all, I am new to the forum.
the lisp today saved my life, even if you probably don't take it full yet.
But I have the same problem that loses all the snap settings

 

[GP.]

....mi loses all snap settings

Welcome to the forum.
Unfortunately I can do nothing but replicate my message you have quoted, the lisp restores (or rather "do" restore :tongue the initial osnap at the exit.
try to provide some indication: Do you always do that on a particular procedure or just when you happen to cancel?
what version of autocad you use?

 

[sienite]

Good day to all,
I haven't used the fantastic lisp and I lost my hand a bit. to not break the boxes to all I wanted to retrace with the help of help but I can not view the *.chm file and from the lisp when I press help tells me that it does not find it. I press that I have autocad map 3d 2011 and that I loaded the lisp *.vlx from appload as from procedure.
Can you help me? ?
Thank you.

 

[GP.]

... I can't view the *.chm file and from the lisp when I press help tells me that it doesn't find it...

to open it from the autosez window place the .chm in a folder read from the autocad path (options/files...).
otherwise search with explore resources and launch it with double click.

 

[labland22]

boys the lisp is really great, but one thing I did not understand, if I make scale (1:2000 x 1:500 y) why does x always remain unchanged?

 

[GP.]

from the help: "The reference scale for plating is the x scale."
"the dist command returns the real measure of horizontal distances, while the vertical ones are according to the ratio between x scale and y scale set. "

 

[ITEC54]

Good morning to all,
I have a problem with this lisp (autosez2) until yesterday everything works perfectly, now the application part but it does not do me anymore, sections in profiles, etc. etc.
I tried to delete it and reinstall the application but it doesn't work anyway, someone ever had this kind of problem?
Thank you.

 

[GP.]

.... now the application leaves but does not do anything anymore, sections or profiles, etc. etc.
I tried to delete it and reinstall the application but it doesn't work anyway, ....

see the post #96

 

[GP.]

by now the embassy is to arrive, to use, to be solved problems and then I fail to thank, everything is due.

I will no longer deal with the problems raised by those who face the forum for the first time, I will try to take into account only the "fidelized".

 

[Tristan]

You're too good and patient... you see you do things with passion but sometimes I say: "but who makes it... especially free!"

 

[confutatis]

by now the embassy is to arrive, to use, to be solved problems and then I fail to thank, everything is due.

I can't disagree with the gp post and this is one of the reasons why my appearances got ugly, I got tired of doing things for free. who wants something, it costs tot, take or leave. excuse the frankness.. .

 

[Betoniera]

I can't disagree with the gp post and this is one of the reasons why my appearances got ugly, I got tired of doing things for free. who wants something, it costs tot, take or leave. excuse the frankness.. .

Hi guys:
It's Christmas. Make the good guys.
I am debtor with cofutatis and gp.
Can I return in any way? .
hello to all and wishes
betoniera

 

[liber]

bè I believe that this is a discussion forum, all that pushes us are the discussion solving problems etc., obvious a forum as in real life there is who thanks and who orende and takes away without saying anything, unfortunately this is the soul and sharing of the forums, if one wants to have something more than a simple thanks or unfortunately no answer, then who "produces" solution like this excellent lisp under all points of view or any other

 

[Cristallo]

liber, hi
I don't think the goal/ intent of gp or confutatis is to get something extra.
I know them enough to know that the last of the thoughts of both is a (even minimum) economic return.
It's just anger, trying to solve other people's problems and then being completely forgotten.
This kind of people, are known in the cyber jargon as "leecher" (vampiri), so I agree widely with what is said by gp. an eye to the number of user posts could be a just discriminating one. . .