lisp for creation of multiple contours

[c.giani]

Good evening, I wanted to know if there was a lisp to simultaneously create a number of multiple contours.

I better explain if it was possible with a single selection to create a separate set of contours and then polylinee, as we can see in the attached file.

Thank you very much

 

[Betoniera]

hello c.giani
I send you the portion of the program that outlines the perimeter of a closed area with a blue polyline.
in practice by clicking within the individual areas creates polylines.
If you're okay, otherwise it can be a starting point for further development.
For example, move all polyliases to the desired location.
If you want there are also instructions to retinarle (you only have to remove the ; at the beginning line).
;(command "_setvar" "hpname" "solid")
...
;(command "_-bhatch" "_s" en """)

to run the cp.lsp copy program in the directory where there is acad.exe and, from the command line beat (load "cp")
Hi.

 

[GP.]

Good evening, I wanted to know if there was a lisp to simultaneously create a number of multiple contours.

No, there is no, and if there were, it would still divide the squares into two rectangles.

to run the cp.lsp copy program in the directory where there is acad.exe. . .

Even! :

 

[c.giani]

hello c.giani
I send you the portion of the program that outlines the perimeter of a closed area with a blue polyline.
in practice by clicking within the individual areas creates polylines.
If you're okay, otherwise it can be a starting point for further development.
For example, move all polyliases to the desired location.
If you want there are also instructions to retinarle (you only have to remove the ; at the beginning line).
;(command "_setvar" "hpname" "solid")
...
;(command "_-bhatch" "_s" en """)

to run the cp.lsp copy program in the directory where there is acad.exe and, from the command line beat (load "cp")
Hi.

Thank you.
I uploaded the program (so how to load the lisp) but by typing cp nothing comes out. I'm out of copy. I also changed my copy command from cp to cpa but it does not work lostesso.

 

[rpor66]

I posted the video on youtube that explains the logic I used to get to the required result, this is the link

 

[c.giani]

I posted the video on youtube that explains the logic I used to get to the required result, this is the link

Okay. Looks like the program I was looking for. undoubtedly works I also believe with arches, shapes with rounded corners replacing the inner squares.

 

[rpor66]

post the design "true", otherwise I can not assure you the operation.

 

[Betoniera]

I uploaded the program (so how to load the lisp) but by typing cp nothing comes out. you do not need to type cp but (load "cp").
Anyway, you should follow rpor66, which, I think, is doing a great job.
I take the opportunity to say hi to gp.
I still use a program made by you that vertically projects lines on a tilted plane. the use for the unifilare modeling of frames in 3d to be imported in the calculation models (roof flux).
Hi.

 

[c.giani]

I uploaded the program (so how to load the lisp) but by typing cp nothing comes out. you do not need to type cp but (load "cp").
Anyway, you should follow rpor66, which, I think, is doing a great job.
I take the opportunity to say hi to gp.
I still use a program made by you that vertically projects lines on a tilted plane. the use for the unifilare modeling of frames in 3d to be imported in the calculation models (roof flux).
Hi.

ok thanks lostit

 

[c.giani]

post the design "true", otherwise I can not assure you the operation.

good evening, here is this design could be a practical example of what your program has to do.
Thank you.

 

[rpor66]

automation previously created cannot work with the practical example posted, unfortunately.
after so much time spent, we return to the "feminine".
command: bpolym, select the internal points, at the end confirm with mouse or enter key 2 and the longest lines of 70 and the arches with radius > 20 are deleted, leaving the design for as you requested.
greetings

 

[c.giani]

automation previously created cannot work with the practical example posted, unfortunately.
after so much time spent, we return to the "feminine".
command: bpolym, select the internal points, at the end confirm with mouse or enter key 2 and the longest lines of 70 and the arches with radius > 20 are deleted, leaving the design for as you requested.
greetings

Thank you very much