my company ask I find some useful lisp routines to add to our list we have now. Does anyone know a great site for finding the best out there. I know there are tons out on the net but I am looking for what members of this forum think are better than the others.
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diamondjim
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What do you manufacture or what
type of drawings are you making?
type of drawings are you making?
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loosestring
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Do you really need lisp routines? Sometimes people will be searching for lisp routines which the Autodesk product they use already has a function for. I'd be sure to identify whether or not the lisp routines are really necessary first.
HI Bmassey,
Some freeware lisp routines you can find here:
Best Regards,
Robert
Some freeware lisp routines you can find here:
Best Regards,
Robert
"Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects." — Will Rogers
cadnutcase
Mechanical
loosestring,
I gave you a star, I laugh everytime I here somebody say well I got a lisp routine that helps me do XXX. So many times I have had to tell them, well AutoCAD already does that and then show them the command that they didn't know existed.
This is also why I don't go to our local usergroup meetings anymore. It was just guys who could have worked in Acad R12 and never bother learning anything beyond that, because some coworker was a Lisp routine writing fool.
Scary thought when somebody somewhere is paying for all those upgrades, but the employees never bother to learn and use the what's new section.
Bmassey,
I have been in your situation before where managment has thrown out the terms, "Can we write a lisp routine for that". I highly suggest that you offer to send at least one or two people to an advanced or level 3 course. It would be much more productive.
Cadnutcase
My two cents.
I gave you a star, I laugh everytime I here somebody say well I got a lisp routine that helps me do XXX. So many times I have had to tell them, well AutoCAD already does that and then show them the command that they didn't know existed.
This is also why I don't go to our local usergroup meetings anymore. It was just guys who could have worked in Acad R12 and never bother learning anything beyond that, because some coworker was a Lisp routine writing fool.
Scary thought when somebody somewhere is paying for all those upgrades, but the employees never bother to learn and use the what's new section.
Bmassey,
I have been in your situation before where managment has thrown out the terms, "Can we write a lisp routine for that". I highly suggest that you offer to send at least one or two people to an advanced or level 3 course. It would be much more productive.
Cadnutcase
My two cents.
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