select objects and place them evenly

[mm-barabba]

hi I should move a series of 3000 rectangles, which are currently positioned one in adherence to the other, I should insert a space between rectangle and rectangle; exists a way or script that, selected a set of objects, inserts me a space between them automatically? Thank you.

 

[Ulantax]

Did you make these rectangles through the series? What are you using?

 

[mm-barabba]

no are not created by series and with autocad 2008

 

[lattu]

Excuse me, but can't you delete them and re-enter the series, specifying the new distance?

 

[mm-barabba]

they are all of different colors.... .

 

[x11start]

I made 2 lisp that serve to distribute objects:

1st call distrib:
allows to select one to 1 of the objects, define the point to consider (e.g. the center of the side of a rectangle or a corner) and then distance them evenly between 2 points. in the case of rectangles (or other objects) with variable size, you can choose the "engrave", so that the distances considered are the actual space between 1 and the other.
e.g.
having to place furniture in a room, if these are different sizes, the "engrave" option allows you to make sure that the space between 1 mobile and the other is always equal.

The second maybe is what he does to your case.
selecting objects, redistributes them regularly on x axis or y. unlike the previous command, does not take into account the encumbrance, does not allow to specify the extremities of the available space and takes only one entity at a time. so for the rectangles it is good, but if there were more entities it would be necessary to create some blocks otherwise scatter them all ...
.... precisely for these "defects" it has long since I use it.... But I think that's what you need...

 

[mm-barabba]

I made 2 lisp that serve to distribute objects:

1st call distrib:
allows to select one to 1 of the objects, define the point to consider (e.g. the center of the side of a rectangle or a corner) and then distance them evenly between 2 points. in the case of rectangles (or other objects) with variable size, you can choose the "engrave", so that the distances considered are the actual space between 1 and the other.
e.g.
having to place furniture in a room, if these are different sizes, the "engrave" option allows you to make sure that the space between 1 mobile and the other is always equal.

The second maybe is what he does to your case.
selecting objects, redistributes them regularly on x axis or y. unlike the previous command, does not take into account the encumbrance, does not allow to specify the extremities of the available space and takes only one entity at a time. so for the rectangles it is good, but if there were more entities it would be necessary to create some blocks otherwise scatter them all ...
.... precisely for these "defects" it has long since I use it.... But I think that's what you need...

great!!! both work perfectly.
Congratulations and thank you, I owe you...