To turn off both extension lines your program would look like this: You can get a list of the dimension variables here:īefore you change a variable you should save the current value and reset it after you add your dimension line.įor example, to save the current value of whether to display the first extension line you would use something like:Īnd to turn off the display (a value of 0 means display it, 1 means do not display):Īfter you add your dimension line you would state: I am new to creating lisps, but want to try to expand my knowledge of this aspect in cad. I want to see if i can set up a command to do this, but take on my properties for this 'new' dim style.Īlthough i know a dim style would elimante this, I want to see if you can create a lisp routine for this. This allow me to pick point 1 & 2 and create a dimension. (setq b (getpoint "\nEnter Second Point : ")) (setq a (getpoint "\nEnter First Point : ")) I was wondering if i could create a lisp routine based on a dimensions lisp I learned in a tutorial. I have edited my DIMUPT, DIMTOFL, DIMAFIT & DIMTMOVE to create this style along with the property edits. The dimension is now on the outside of the house to show the diagonal length. Essentially I edited the properties to have the dimension lines and extensions removed, with the arrows facing opposite. I have attached a picture of the dimension style wanted.
I have created a dimension by editing the properties and want to see if i can create a lisp routine in order to have this down with one easy step (Want to delay any other time consuming editing to improve workflow). Our client has been pouring their foundations wrong for some reason and would like to create a diagonal dimension across the footprint of the building to aid them along with the normal dimensions. I'm having a problem with a client and a dimension style would easily fix the problem that is occurring in the field.
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