This project contains a bunch of functions scripts I use every day -literally- at work. Everything works around AutoCAD, and it is focused on civil engineering.
These instructions will help you to be ready to start in few minutes.
Any AutoCAD full version.
As all the project is written for AutoCAD, it should work fine in any of the AutoCAD derivatives too (AutoCAD Civil 3D, etc.), as long as they support AutoLISP and VLISP languages. This project will not run in any LT version.
There are many different ways to load a .lsp file:
To load a .lsp file temporarily, drag it file into AutoCAD's Model Space and select Load Once as shown below:
If you want AutoCAD to remember your choice, you can select Always Load and you won't be asked each time you load it.
Another option is to add a directory to Trusted Locations. This way, any file within this directory will be trusted. Thus, the message above will not pop up when you load any file from this trusted directory.
Open the .lsp file with a text editor and look for (defun c:. The characters immediately after this are the triggers of the command.
Let's suppose that you load an hypothetical hello.lsp file which looks like this:
(defun c:greeting()
(alert "Hi!")
);END defunOnce loaded, go to the command line and type greeting. If everything is correct, AutoCAD should suggest you the GREETING command even before you finish typing it. Hit ENTER to execute it.
- Tidy up dump folder.
- Map all dependencies.
- Reorganize the whole repository.
- Keep core scripts in
masterbranch. - Move extra features to
testingbranches.
- Keep core scripts in
David Torralba Goitia (@dtgoitia)
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
Javier Domingo Cansino for introducing me to Git and GitHub, and contributing with elegant and effective solutions in error handling functions.