Area Lisp Routine Autocad
Posted : admin On 25.10.2019Why don't you use Area command in conjunction with Room tag. Then you can put a schedule and export it to Excel for further manipulation. Also, explore Engineering Space, which will give you a handful of parameters including area.You don't have to use all parameters, just those you want. Sp On Thu, 26 May 2005 21:58:27 +0000, SIMMS wrote: Does anyone have a LISP routine that will allow me to select a Polyline to find the area and then prompt me for a text location that will display the area in square feet? Try this: code (defun C:Area2 ( / cmd ss ACRES SqFeet pt1 text1 text2) (setq cmd (getvar 'cmdecho')) (setvar 'cmdecho' 0) (setq ss (entsel 'Select object to get area of.
')) (command 'area' 'o' ss) (setq ACRES (/ (setq SqFeet (/ (getvar 'area') 144)) 43560.0)) (alert (strcat ' n Architectural Scale' ' n nSquare Feet = ' (rtos SqFeet 2 2) ' n Acres = ' (rtos ACRES 2 3))) (setq pt1 (cadr ss)) (setq text1 (rtos SqFeet 5 0)) (setq text2 (strcat text1 ' SF')) (command 'text' 'j' 'mc' pt1 '12' ' text2) (setvar 'cmdecho' cmd) (princ) ) (princ) /code - I support two teams: The Red Sox and whoever beats the Yankees. 'Slawomir Popiel' wrote in message news:4858383@discussion.autodesk.com. Why don't you use Area command in conjunction with Room tag. Then you can put a schedule and export it to Excel for further manipulation. Also, explore Engineering Space, which will give you a handful of parameters including area.You don't have to use all parameters, just those you want. Sp On Thu, 26 May 2005 21:58:27 +0000, SIMMS wrote: Does anyone have a LISP routine that will allow me to select a Polyline to find the area and then prompt me for a text location that will display the area in square feet? Has anyone accomplished this using engineering spaces?
Does anyone have a LISP routine that will allow me to select a Polyline to find the area and then prompt me for a text location that will display the. How to Use a Lisp Routine in AutoCAD: This AutoLISP code can easily be modified to show the length or perimeter of a polyline or area of hatch.
The autogenerate space option works well. It saves from having to trace every room with a polyline. I think all that would need to be done is make a tag that would show area. Seems simple enough I just haven't had time.
I'll post back if/when I get it to work. SIMMS wrote: Does anyone have a LISP routine that will allow me to select a Polyline to find the area and then prompt me for a text location that will display the area in square feet? When you use the Autogenerate, change you display config to reflected and the doors should not be a problem. Tracing the room with a polyline, try the boundary command.
Shrinkwrap from the detailing palette will work the opposite way. Steven wrote in message news:4858835@discussion.autodesk.com. The Autogenerate works except that the room has to be closed and the door swings are picked up reducing the actual square footage of the room. The routine Matt W posted works very good if you take the time to trace each room with a Pline. I did modify it slightly to eliminate the dialog that comes up and also inserted a line to allow me to pick the location of the text. Yes, we are always at the mercy of how well the architect manages layers.
Most we work with have doors, funriture,etc on separate layers so they can be turned off while generating the spaces. Unfortunately no architects we work with use arch desktop so we can't set up a display config but layer managment works just as well. Steven Morse wrote: When you use the Autogenerate, change you display config to reflected and the doors should not be a problem. Tracing the room with a polyline, try the boundary command. Shrinkwrap from the detailing palette will work the opposite way.
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- Steven wrote in message news:4858835@discussion.autodesk.com. The Autogenerate works except that the room has to be closed and the door swings are picked up reducing the actual square footage of the room. The routine Matt W posted works very good if you take the time to trace each room with a Pline. I did modify it slightly to eliminate the dialog that comes up and also inserted a line to allow me to pick the location of the text.
Ah, yes, I see. If you freeze the door layer and then set the Max Gap Size on the Autogenerate, would that help?
Just brainstorming. Steven 'AndrewW' wrote in message news:4858894@discussion.autodesk.com.
Yes, we are always at the mercy of how well the architect manages layers. Most we work with have doors, funriture,etc on separate layers so they can be turned off while generating the spaces. Unfortunately no architects we work with use arch desktop so we can't set up a display config but layer managment works just as well. Steven Morse wrote: When you use the Autogenerate, change you display config to reflected and the doors should not be a problem. Tracing the room with a polyline, try the boundary command. Shrinkwrap from the detailing palette will work the opposite way.
- Steven wrote in message news:4858835@discussion.autodesk.com. The Autogenerate works except that the room has to be closed and the door swings are picked up reducing the actual square footage of the room. The routine Matt W posted works very good if you take the time to trace each room with a Pline. I did modify it slightly to eliminate the dialog that comes up and also inserted a line to allow me to pick the location of the text.
I wrote a VBA routine to sorta accomplish what you are asking. Instead of looking for polylines, it looks for engineering spaces and inserts an attribute block at the midpoint. After using it for a while, I finally figured tags out and they are a much better solution for what I was trying to accomplish. I create polylines and then use these to create engineering spaces.
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Next, I use a VBA routine to run through and assign numeric names to all the engineering spaces. These spaces are all then tagged (name, area, etc.).
Area Lisp Routine For Autocad
If you are still interested, I can post the code.
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Or to combine the lisp & fields: place a field inside a MText (DText or Attribute) you could use mine: Allows for multiple objects in one area (addition & subtraction). And because it creates a field its value updates if you had changed the objects - no need to do the command again, just a regen should do.I've loaded your lisp routine that was in the thread that you linked to and I have one question. Is there any way to revise it so that is works in Architectural measurements rather than decimal? I noticed you can switch from m to mm, but I can't figure out how to switch to feet and inches.