Is there a way to have the Arrow leader convert to Loop leader in one click. Our company standards use diamond tags and sometimes i have to change the arrow to loop by inserting a leader.
View 9 RepliesCode to convert a spline or read its points so I can create a curved leader (with arrowhead) reasonably close ?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI've managed to retrieve the important points of a leader with the following
(setq edata (entget (entlast)))
(setq leader? (cdr (assoc 0 edata)))
(cond
((= leader? "LEADER")())
(T(setq edata (cdr (entget (car (entsel "
Pick a leader: "))))))
)
[code].....
What I'd like to do is add a horizontal segment of a known length to the leader, obviously based on the last point. I have to assume that the user is in the appropriate UCS for this, but I can trouble shoot for that later.
subst old list iwth a new list and apply it to the entity somehow?
I'm trying to create a leader with no attachments. Code below. But I can't seem to shut of the Annotation Dialog.
(setvar "cmddia" 0)
(vl-cmdf ".Qleader" "S" "A" "N" pt1 pt2 "" )
Also I am trying to create a leader with text that is aligned and above the leader line.
Here's my Lisp routine.
(defun c:ll() (errorek) (setq akt_lay(getvar "clayer")) (setq akt_dimldrblk(getvar "dimldrblk")) (setvar "clayer" "ELEMENTS_NO") (setvar "dimldrblk" "_DOTSMALL") (command "qleader") (setvar "clayer" akt_lay) (setvar "dimldrblk" akt_dimldrblk) (setvarki) )
(defun setvarki() (setvar "Filedia" filedia) (setvar "osmode" osmode) (setvar "orthomode" orthomode) (setvar "autosnap" autosnap) (setvar "cmdecho" cmdecho) (setvar "dimse1" dimse1) (setvar "dimsd1" dimsd1) (setvar "dimjust" dimjust) (setvar "dimldrblk" dimldrblk) );defun
(defun errorek() (setq MojError *error* *error* WlasnaObslugaError filedia(getvar"filedia") osmode(getvar"osmode") orthomode(getvar "orthomode") autosnap(getvar "autosnap") cmdecho(getvar "cmdecho") dimse1(getvar "dimse1") dimsd1(getvar "dimsd1") dimjust(getvar "dimjust") dimldrblk(getvar "dimldrblk") );setq);defun
What am I going to do?
1. I want to have default leader arrow - "closed filled".
2. In lisp routine from "code 1" I want to put leader (actualy leader without text) with arrow "dotSmall".
3. When I press [Esc] during drawing leader I want to set up back default leader head as "closed filled".
Why my routine doesn't work properly?
I am looking to modify a block count lisp, the lisp counts the blocks and displays them in the command line. I am looking to take that list and insert it in to a leader.
So it will prompt me to select blocks.
1st Point of leader
2nd point of leader
and would generate the block list in the leader annotation.
Is there a way to attached an already exisiting placed block to a leader. If so, is there a way to do it to all the existing blocks, that are of the same block definintion, at once?
View 2 Replies View Relatedhave a simple lisp (no v.b.) program that changes the color of m-leader lines in acad 2010?
IV 2010 Suite
Digital Storm PC:
EVGA & Intel components
Win 7 Pro 64 bit
Is there a way to modify the text insertion point of multileaders using lisp? We have a problem with some of our multileaders getting a landing distance set to a negative value. My lisp routine will correct these to a default value, but then the text jumps a bit. If I could get the insertion point prior to changing the landing distance then I could restore that point after changing the landing distance.
;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(defun c:zld (/ e th dogleg doglegllength sf ss c mlss mlcount) (setqss (ssget (ssget "X" (list (cons 0 "MULTILEADER"))))DWATxtHgt (getvar "userr1")sf 1dogleg (/ 3 32.0)th (if dwatxthgt dwatxthgt dogleg)c 0mlcount 0mlss (ssadd)) (IF ss (while (< c (sslength ss)) (setq e (vlax-ename->vla-object (ssname ss c)) c (1+ c) ) (= (vla-get-ObjectName e) "AcDbMLeader") (progn;;change the dogleglength if
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Is there anyway to prevent AutoCAD from converting a MTEXT leader with a block element attached to a BLOCK leader when doing a copy/paste? See screen shot.
2012-04-05 3-09-00 PM.jpg
I would like to add a Leader Text to lable a part- referencing the Part Number or whatever, move the text close to the edge of the part, to remove the leader/arrow and make the txt rotate 90deg to be vertical. I have messed with style settings for a new Vertical Txt style, and Vert Dim style -(pointed to the Vert Txt style and adjusted Notes and Leaders tab)
i don't understand why in the Format Text window the "rotation" box is always grayed out. can you unlock it?
I have a customized button to draw an ‘ac-arrow’. I created a lisp to create the layer “G-ANNO-LEDR”
if the layer name is not found. The advanced part I would like is:
Current layer: E-ANNO-WIRE
Ac-Arrow Leader: G-ANNO-LEDR
OPTION 1:
If, say I am on current layer “E-ANNO-WIRE” and need to draw my “ac-arrow” leader, and continue working
on the original layer “E-ANN-WIRE” (and have the leader be drawn [remain] on the layer “G-ANNO-WIRE”).
With this option, I have the block “ac-arrow” imbedded in my template drawing file to have the block at hand.
With this option, the layer “G-ANNO-LEDR” will be created IF it is not on the drawing.
OPTION 2:
- Currently be on layer “E-ANNO-WIRE”
- Bring in the block “ac-arrow” from my block library “L:AutoCADSymbols”
- Draw the “ac-arrow” leader which will be on layer “G-ANNO-LEDR” (this layer created IF it is not
on the current drawing).
- After the leader is drawn’
- Be put back to the layer I was, “E-ANNO-WIRE”, and continue working.
The OPTION 2 is what I would really like to have. A while back, I happen to see one like OPTION 2, but I cannot
find it anymore on the users groups. I have been searching for a while now.
Currently, I use the button in my customized toolbar (see image) and have to have the “ac-arrow” block in my drawing and have its layer created in the drawing.
why doesn't the arrow leader disappear when I flip my arrow direction to the inside..
see image
C3D 2012 running with 64 bit Win7 all up to date on a capable Dell Precision
I want to add the leader part to the leader that is created when I drag a Station Offset label. This would be the part in a three point leader that goes horizontal for a short distance before the label text begins, similar to how a multi-leader is created. Looks weird having the C3D labels be the only "leadered" noted be without the landing.
I am trying to draw dimension leader arrows. I start "_LE QLEADER" and go to settings and tell it I want my arrowhead to be "closed filled". I draw the arrow, and it comes up as a "DOT" arrow.
I can change this in the Properties, but who wants to do that every time? When I go back to "_LE QLEADER" and go to settings, the arrow block is set back to DOT, even though I just changed it to "closed filled".
I used "rename" to rename my "closed filled" block to "dsfsdfsdf", in case the block got redefined somehow.My dimblk is set to "", as are dimblk1 and dimblk2. Tried both setting of dimsah as well.
I do not see any "CExxxxxx" variable which might control this.
using acad 2010. i know there an option to align the text heads in aleader, but i want the opposite, i want to align the arrow heads since i use itas constriction section see the attached drawing
View 3 Replies View Relatedi am trying to learn it by myself. That's why i am facing some problems. Some of them are listed bellow.
1. How can i get more hatch items?
2. How can i increase LEADER's arrow size?
3. Whats the different between MODEL & LAYOUTS (1 & 2)?
4. Why Hidden line(.5x) not hidden in MODEL?
5. Why Dashed(D2) not shown as dashed in MODEL?
I am trying to put together a loop to enter a number greater than the previous number entered. Below is my mockup and I just cannot get it.
(defun c:22 () (while (setq d (getreal "
Specify diameter: ")) (setq $d d) (while (if (<= d $d) (progn (prompt "
Specify greater diameter.") (setq d (getreal "
Specify diameter: ")) ) ) ) (setq p1 (getpoint "
Specify point: ")) (command "CIRCLE" p1 d) ))
I am have trouble trying to figure a couple of things in the following code.
First - in the IF statement if "SD" is >= ask "Specify LAST strata number". How do I add nil?
Second - After I "Specify the LAST strata number", How do I stop the loop?
(defun C:22 () (setvar 'osmode 0) (or $S (setq $S 10)) (setq S (getdist (strcat "
Specify scale [Inches equal a Foot] <"(rtos $S 2 2)">: "))) (if (= S nil) (setq S $S)) (setq $S S) (or $BD (setq $BD 7)) (setq BD (getdist (strcat "
Specify boring depth in feet <"(rtos $BD 2 2)">: ")))
[Code] ........
I just started at this drafting job and inherited most of the graphics from others. Version: AutoCAD LT 2010.
Some of the leaders on my drawing somehow changed so that the arrowheads do not show. When I began working on the drawing, the arrowheads were fine, but while I have been working on the drawing, all of a sudden these leaders changed this property.
The properties manager lists these problem leaders as "line with no arrow." Although there is a drop-down menu to choose things like "line with arrow," the "no arrow" option does not change when I pick anything else.
I created a leader with _DOT arrow using .NET, the size of leaderhead is 0.18" in default. I want to change to other sizes but I did not find the key word. How to set arrow size of leader.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a little LISP I have been working on that creates a text object as a "label" for 2D ductwork our company does. It makes a field for the mlinescale as the duct width, combines with user input for duct depth, and prompts user for location to place the text. The routine is functional...however, I would like to tweak two things that I cannot figure out.
First, I would like the command to continue until the user escapes, similar to the "multiple" command in AutoCAD. I have tried adding a while loop to the majority of the routine..which works until the user escapes...then my error handler undoes everything.
Second, when asking for user input, is it possible to ask for user input without a default the first time, but thereafter remember the input as a default?
Below is the code in question...not including error handler, etc. :
(if (= ducttemp nil)(setq ducttemp 12))
(initget 6)
(setq ductdepth (getint (strcat "
Enter duct depth in inches <" (itoa ducttemp) ">, or Esc to end: ")))
(if (= ductdepth nil) (setq ductdepth ducttemp) (setq ducttemp ductdepth))
[Code] .........
I am just a begineer for auto lisp. I wrote my first program, but got stuck, I am unable to get out from while loop if i Press "enter".
(defun c:arsh ()
(while
(setq p1 (getpoint "
pick point :"))
(setq l 1500)
(setvar "osmode" 0)
(initget 7)
(setq p2 (polar p1 (dtr 0) l))
[code]....
When I use qleader with mtext annotation , The arrow and texts are inserted as two unit. I can rember there was a facility to use this two objects as a one unit.
View 3 Replies View Relatedhow can I change the default arrowhead size from 3/32 to 5/32... I am able to change it from the palettes only after I insert it.
I would like to have all leaders of all styles match the same style far as arrowhead size... multi-leaders are defaulted as 5/32 and after using them forwe like them this size verses the 3/32 size of the quick leader.
I have a parent directory with x-amount of folders contained inside. I say X-amount because I would like to keep adding or deleting folders as time progresses. I want the folders contained within this parent directory do be read into a lisp variable and then be printed to the command prompt till every folder is displayed by name, then the loop may stop.
View 5 Replies View Relatedi am writing something that will draw consecutive lines with a rubberband to be used as a leader from a block's insertion point. this:
(WHILE
(SETQ LN (GETPOINT "
Select Next Point (ENTER to Finish) : "))
(COMMAND "LINE" (GETVAR "LASTPOINT") LN "")
)
works, but does not include the rubber band. i tried:
(WHILE
(SETQ LP (GETVAR "LASTPOINT"))
(SETQ LN (GETPOINT LP "
Select Next Point (ENTER to Finish) : "))
(COMMAND "LINE" LP LN "")
)
which includes the rubberband, but will not exit the loop. The last break source in VLIDE shows that
(GETPOINT LP "
Select Next Point (ENTER to Finish) : ") is casuing an error. Placing
(SETQ LP (GETVAR "LASTPOINT"))
outside the loop causes all lines to be drawn from the same point rather than the endpoint of the previous line.
I am looking for a way to extract (filter) all polylines, and loop a lisp based on the number that are found within a "W" selection window.I am frustrated getting "malformed list" or errors, even after defining "n" for repeat.The code I have so far looks like this:
(defun cWW (/ p1 p2 sspw myObj ss)
(setq p1 (getpoint "
Pick first corner: "))
(setq p2 (getcorner p1 "
Specify opposite corner: "))
(if
(setq sspw (ssget "W" p1 p2 '((0 . "*POLYLINE")))
[code].....
Without the (repeat () portion, it was working ok with selection window, however it only would run the commands for a single polyline. What needs to be done without overhauling the code? The lisp has worked on a drawing-wide basis, however needs to run on only on user-windowed polylines since there are other polylines within the drawing which are attached to layouts via viewports.
Is there any way to change the position in which the leader arrow attaches to the tag? I want the arrow to come from the top left and bottom right.. Is there away to set this up? As you can see, by default, it comes from the center. I was hoping there would be some adjustability on this.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI want to change the arrow size in AutoCAD mechanical using Visual Lisp. (No other language is allowed by the company).
I have the code in VBA but I have not been able to generate equivalent Vlisp code.
The code fails at the following line saying "; error: Automation Error. Problem in loading application".
Importing the library does not make any difference (but I think it is not necessary).
(vl-load-com)
(setq symBB (vlax-invoke-method (vlax-get-acad-object) 'getInterfaceObject "SymBBAuto.McadSymbolBBMgr")))
From there, I have to get the BomMgr and so on. But I am unable to take the first step itself.
I'm trying to create a model of arrow with which I could place in drawing in any length and orientation I want with lisp. I was imaging to place two point on this arrow and by placing the two points on my drawing, the length and orientation of the arrow would be define.
I'm trying for hours to create it and my grip for polar stretching don't stay still on my arrow (suppose to be on the peak but go far if I stretch it).