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on some occasion it is useful to let autocad know if we intend to use the real measure (i.e. the actual measure), or the forced one: that is the numerical value that we have arbitrarily imposed, maybe to remove the figures after the comma.... (highly recommended solution!) or simply because we want to quote a design not in scale.
I've been doing this sub for a long time. but only now I have decided to extrapolate it, reorder it a little (!) and make it a lisp apart recallable from the outside:
reafor.lsp is the result.
in the header is explained the way to recall it both from selection of single quota and from selection of several quotas, which will be analyzed one by one. then open reafor.lsp with blocknotes for further explanations.
I included in the file also other subs, not to have to upload them with (load "file.lsp")... but nothing prohibits separating them into various files.
I hope they can help you.
I've been doing this sub for a long time. but only now I have decided to extrapolate it, reorder it a little (!) and make it a lisp apart recallable from the outside:
reafor.lsp is the result.
in the header is explained the way to recall it both from selection of single quota and from selection of several quotas, which will be analyzed one by one. then open reafor.lsp with blocknotes for further explanations.
I included in the file also other subs, not to have to upload them with (load "file.lsp")... but nothing prohibits separating them into various files.
I hope they can help you.