Not as far as I'm aware in terms of anything standard. Perhaps some obscure programming tool exists but I for one would say that anyone out there who has such a thing please post it here we'd all like it.
I did have one for VMS that was written at about the UGII V6 timeframe. It used VMS command files and GRIP batch.
Don't think I did anything with it after V10 came out in 1995.
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We have this issue for our shop sketches for manufacture of parts. Our system is to create a saved pdf of the drawing for users to print. It really works well for us. Most of our stuff is A and B size so we use a standard printer for output. I'm not sure how true plotters work for pdf files but I would think there is a way there. This doesn't address your current situation but something to think about.
I'm pretty sure there was grip about to do it and that we discovered XSPAWN to lauch a simple command line script that made a file listing from DCL all the way thru batch files at the point where GRIP development discontinued and the printing method had changed to something no longer addessable in UG-NX. However these days I would think you could still do something using NX-Open programming but the problem as always is that we're sadly lacking for something like the old GRIP programming library whereby the distributed samples offered inexperienced and amateur programmers a launching pad to modify other people's code to good effect. As I mentioned any program that could be shared in this vein would be heartily appreciated.
