After programming in Autolisp almost constantly for some fifteen odd years, I thought it was time to share some of
what I've learned. This section is dedicated to all things about Autolisp, giving code examples and techniques that I
have yet to see out on the web. Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough. I hope you find the information here useful,
and please contact me if you have a project you'd like to discuss. Also, these pages are just getting started, so
please check back as I'll be adding content as work permits.
All program code on this site was written by me, so if you decide to use some of the code fragments and examples
in your own work, please respect the work and keep my copyright info in the code.A link from your site would be
appreciated as well. If you don't have a website, please help promote my site by passing along a link to my site to
other fellow Autolisp programmer(s) via e-mail. Thanks. I hope you find this useful. - Jeff Winship
what I've learned. This section is dedicated to all things about Autolisp, giving code examples and techniques that I
have yet to see out on the web. Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough. I hope you find the information here useful,
and please contact me if you have a project you'd like to discuss. Also, these pages are just getting started, so
please check back as I'll be adding content as work permits.
All program code on this site was written by me, so if you decide to use some of the code fragments and examples
in your own work, please respect the work and keep my copyright info in the code.A link from your site would be
appreciated as well. If you don't have a website, please help promote my site by passing along a link to my site to
other fellow Autolisp programmer(s) via e-mail. Thanks. I hope you find this useful. - Jeff Winship
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Getting and Using Data from AutoCAD Entities Posted April 22, 2008
Autolisp Function Tutorial - Dividing a 3D line into equal segments Posted April 27, 2008
Free Autolisp Programs
Dividing a 3D Face into Equal Sub-Faces - Div_faces.lsp Posted April 27, 2008
- This free Autolisp program subdivides an AutoCAD 3d face primitive into sub-faces. The number of faces
it's broken into is set by the user. It works for both three and four sided 3d faces, and gives the user
interactive ability to flip the orientation of the cuts.
Autolisp Tutorial - Drawing a line between the midpoints of two lines Posted May 3, 2008
- This free Autolisp tutorial comes from a question e-mailed to me from a beginning Autolisp programmer.
Interestingly enough, almost all of the code needed is already in my previous tutorials. I'll show you
how to scavenge code fragments, rewrite a command as a function, and put it all together.
Intersection of a Line and a Plane - LinePlaneInt.lsp Posted May 3, 2008
- This free Autolisp program draws a point at the intersection of a 3D line and a 3D plane. The point is
plotted whether or not the line actually passes inside the perimeter of the defining points.
Inset a 3D Face - InsetFace.lsp Posted May 4, 2008
- This free Autolisp program draws a point at the intersection of a 3D line and a 3D plane. The point is
plotted whether or not the line actually passes inside the perimeter of the defining points.
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