GianFi
Guest
Hello everyone,
I am brand new I have read a lot on the forum and I have seen that this problem is more felt by users of cads dedicated to architecture (naturally) rather than by general cad users, you have present the comparative tables or superimposed state where the differences between current state and state of project are highlighted? Yeah? Okay!
for my bad luck I find myself having to make a discreet amount (about 20) even rather complicated and I am a mortal boredom - they are literally making me fall asleep - also because the designs come from different sources and are not exactly well done, so I wondered if you could have a lisp with which, once you overlap the two states, repass plants and prospects so that picking the points of interest with the mouse, you could break everything
I don't know where to start, I gave the question in the meal to bard and chatgpt, they generated similar code, which conceptually seems (to me) even simple but were unable to generate a correct syntax.
as far as I am concerned I am also willing to learn the lisp rather than to continue to quarrel with lines that do not overlap for a few mm, erases, redraws, breaks, changes color, erases and so on until my head falls on the keyboard.
soon g.
I am brand new I have read a lot on the forum and I have seen that this problem is more felt by users of cads dedicated to architecture (naturally) rather than by general cad users, you have present the comparative tables or superimposed state where the differences between current state and state of project are highlighted? Yeah? Okay!
for my bad luck I find myself having to make a discreet amount (about 20) even rather complicated and I am a mortal boredom - they are literally making me fall asleep - also because the designs come from different sources and are not exactly well done, so I wondered if you could have a lisp with which, once you overlap the two states, repass plants and prospects so that picking the points of interest with the mouse, you could break everything
I don't know where to start, I gave the question in the meal to bard and chatgpt, they generated similar code, which conceptually seems (to me) even simple but were unable to generate a correct syntax.
as far as I am concerned I am also willing to learn the lisp rather than to continue to quarrel with lines that do not overlap for a few mm, erases, redraws, breaks, changes color, erases and so on until my head falls on the keyboard.
soon g.