extract the coordinates of a polylinea

[Missile11]

Hi, as from the title I look for some example how to extrapolate the x y z coordinates of a poly line.

for example I have a rectangle and I would like to know the coordinates from what make it.... and save them in a txt file in this format:

x? y? What?

Give me a hand?



I thank you very much and the first time I try to learn how to program a lisp that I also downloaded the manual "my lisp" of redchar.net.

But I don't know how to do this lisp.

use autocad 2010.

Thank you very much.

 

[Missile11]

for example this:http: / / www.sepram.com / demo / lsp / scrivi% 20coordinates% 20polline.lspI just don't want the separator.

Give me a hand to change things to this lisp.
Thank you very much.

 

[confutatis]

I'm writing a jet. Tell me if it's okay.

 

[carry]

also here:http://www.faqs.org/faqs/cad/autolisp-faq/part2/section-5.html

 

[Missile11]

Okay, now I try and apologize, but I was gone.

Thank you very much.

 

[Missile11]

I'm writing a jet. Tell me if it's okay.

Yes, yes, it's fine.

but I was wondering if you can write the starting points and the exit...

Now I'd like to explain to myself how to make a list of gcodes for numerical control machines... this and lisp for profiles.

I would like to know if the z, you can put it in before you get x y.

and I would like to know if you can let the user choose where to start and where to finish.

Can you do this?

Thank you very much. You're strong.

ps: it is my personal thing and not to make money.

 

[Missile11]

Does anyone know how to do that?

 

[wind_skin]

hi, from what I understand, you found the application that allows you to export x and y coordinates: right? If yes, it is no longer easy to open the text file you got and add the coordient z volutes? Maybe the file can open it with excell and it becomes even easier!