points between intersections

[LUCA_0232]

Good morning.
there is some fast way to put points quickly between lines twists, (I have autocad lt), allego example
Thank you in advance.

 

[Tristan]

what version of autocad lt?

 

[LUCA_0232]

2024

 

[Mello Dessi]

there are lisp:

Inserire dei punti nelle intersezioni delle linee

Un lisp che mi servirebbe dovrebbe inserire dei nodi in tutte le intersezioni di linee presenti nel disegno. Avete dei suggerimenti? grazie

www.cad3d.it

 

[LUCA_0232]

I uploaded the lips and this happens, sorry but I haven't used for a long time autocad, instead of that symbol I would like to put that green ball, is it feasible? Thank you.

 

[dsw]

green ball with numeral?

But is the ball a block?

if you share a .dwg with (with the ball) and some extra information you understand better.. .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

the display of the point entity is managed by variables that set its size and graphic representation.
the point as it is understood in autocad point is a reference entity, it has no substance, such as a line, so much so that to be intercepted you must have the snap point activated.
what you want instead is a circle with full sampling or a block.
are two conceptually different things in autocad

 

[dsw]

@massivonweizen I totally agree.
another option to create a "pallino", in addition to the circle with sampling and block (which I personally prefer), is the use of a polyline (more laborious but still feasible).

Let's see @ luca _ 0232 provides other details, but my impression is that I want to insert a block with progressive numbering (tiro ad guess).

 

[Cristallo]

I see it complicated.
for the ball it is enough to identify, in the lisp, where it inserts the point and change it (for example) with a donut (ring).
for the numbering it can be inserted, but according to the order in which the lisp identifies the intersections (which does not necessarily have a logic for those who read/produce the design).
Maybe put the point "2" here and the "3" happens on the other side of the sheet.. .

 

[dsw]

In fact, the lisp suggestion from @mello de is a clean and well-expressed code, and it is also simple to locate the line to change.@leggera As for the numbering, I think it as you, it would be a complication, even making the numbering from below up and from left to right... cmq I think it's better to wait for a response from @ luca _ 0232