automatically draw the holes on a plate giving the coordinates

[fabio.f21]

hello to everyone and good return to work for those who are lucky that the holidays made them.. .

I have a question to ask: exists on autocad mechanical (since 2008 onwards) a command that automatically draws the holes on a plate (of course in the plant) starting from the coordinates that I insert? (e.g. hole m8 in x:100 and y:200).

thanks to all

fabio

 

[xxfast]

I don't think so.
You need to draw the holes.

 

[Shape]

hello to everyone and good return to work for those who are lucky that the holidays made them.. .

I have a question to ask: exists on autocad mechanical (since 2008 onwards) a command that automatically draws the holes on a plate (of course in the plant) starting from the coordinates that I insert? (e.g. hole m8 in x:100 and y:200).

thanks to all

fabio

no, I don't have a command that does what you ask, but it's easy enough to make a program in lisp or vba that does what you ask.

Among other things, it seems to me that the mechanical (I use autocad so I'm not sure) already has a hole library (for the threads I mean) so you could simply insert a block on the coordinates.

 

[GiGa]

a command that automatically draws the holes on a plate (of course seen in the plant) starting from the coordinates that I insert? (e.g. hole m8 in x:100 and y:200).

Could this help you?amcencrcornerplace a hole at the distance specified by 2 boundary lines.

obviously to make many holes in sequence (maybe loading an external file for the coordinates) would be more convenient a lisp...

 

[fabio.f21]

Could this help you?amcencrcornerplace a hole at the distance specified by 2 boundary lines.

obviously to make many holes in sequence (maybe loading an external file for the coordinates) would be more convenient a lisp...

thanks the command works well I have to check if having to pass hole to hole the thing is feasible. . .
I'm sorry for ignorance, but you can explain to me what a lisp is... some kind of subprogramme. . .

Thank you.

 

[numero1]

more or less yes serves to perform repetitive commands, the forum section that deals with this is:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/forumdisplay.php?f=55
ciao