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Monthly Archives: June 2012
AutoLISP: Heal – Erase Block & Heal Polyline
Just like the previous post that heals lines, this routine will work on polylines. it will erase the selected block and then join the two polylines into one. Note: If the block is placed on a curved segment of a … Continue reading
Posted in AutoLISP, AutoLISP: Blocks, AutoLISP: Modify, AutoLISP: Polylines, Blocks, Polylines
4 Comments
AutoLISP: HEAL – Erase Block & Heal Line
If you have blocks that lie upon a line and where they are on the line it has been trimmed, this routine might be of some use. this routine will let you simply select the block that rests on your … Continue reading
Posted in AutoLISP, AutoLISP: Modify, Blocks
1 Comment
AutoLISP: Make a Block Quickly
Here is a handy routine that will let you quickly create a block of selected objects – it will even automatically name the block for you. Here’s how: QB <enter> to start (Quick Block) Select the objects that you want … Continue reading
Posted in AutoLISP, AutoLISP: Blocks, AutoLISP: Creating
14 Comments
Adding OLE Objects and Make Them Print
OLE is “Object Linking & Embedding” and it is pretty powerful. If you have an excel spread sheet or an image that resides outside of AutoCADĀ and you need these files inside of AutoCAD, adding these objects as an OLE object … Continue reading
Posted in Customization, Manage, OLE Objects, TIPS
13 Comments
Lock the Position of your Toolbars and Palettes
Once you get your toolbars and palettes in place, you’ll want them to stay put right? Here is a way to lock there position. Below is an extreme example with every toolbar placed on the screen and 2 palettes are … Continue reading
Posted in BASICS, Customization, Settling In, TIPS, Tool Palletes, Workspaces
19 Comments
XREF Status Bar Button
If you open drawings and want to know if there are any XREFs in the drawing, you do not need to open the XREF manager. Simply look at the bottom right corner of the screen in the status bar. If … Continue reading
Posted in BASICS, Settling In, TIPS, XREFs
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