but are there in this cad the iso tolerances? Without external customization, it seems to me not, but if you found them, let me know why they might interest me.Good morning to all,
I would like to create a button per annotation to quickly create h7, h7 tolerances.
Does anyone have a lisp command to share?
thank you and good year!
mmmh, it's harder than expected.quoto hunter, the tolerances iso, at least until 19 were not by default, unless you want to create a command that only adds you h7 or g6 after the quota without inserting the scaffolding.
Maybe I've explained badly to you, it's only enough for you to say f6 rather than h7 rather than... or do you also want to shake?mmmh, it's harder than expected.
there is our supplier of the cad that prepared the package of iso tolerances.
I will try to understand something from the "record" of a new command, using the buttons of that package. . .
I understand, in fact add a suffix f6, h7, etc. is not a problem.Maybe I've explained badly to you, it's only enough for you to say f6 rather than h7 rather than... or do you also want to shake?
personal experience (with the soft-house of the time) and with the recorder not enough, you will have to hand out a lot to get the results you wantI understand, in fact add a suffix f6, h7, etc. is not a problem.
However, I would also like the right deviations, as I already do with the controls of our supplier cad.
It would be enough for me to find a shortcut for the latter, so I'm trying with the recorder. .
thank you gabrin, I will certainly take a look at it!provided that it will be for a decade that I no longer use this program, if it can be
useful I attach a macro lisp that I had downloaded from some German site.
I have no idea if it still works (at the time I used osd version 13) , however perhaps it can come back useful for the request of this topic.
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