Curve Table Lisp Routine

[julie.206712]

Does anyone know of a lisp routine for creating curve tables for landscape layout plans. We are using AutoCAD Architecture and would like to develop a curve table for laying out a path in the landscape. It looks like Civil 3D has curve and line tables, but I'm looking for something to use without getting into Civil 3D.

Thanks, Julie

[alanjt]

Why wouldn't you use c3d if it's available? The dynamic curve tables are incredible and very easy to use.

[Tom Beauford]

Check out: http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=97969#4 for the two blocks required for the routine.

It will label curve tables and line segments. Put Line_Label.lsp, Dim_Arc.DWG & Dim_Line.DWG in a folder in your support path. The drawings are inserted as blocks with attributes. (vl-load-com) must be run first. You could add it to the file at the beginning of the routine. Since it's required for all visual lisp I load it in my acaddoc.lsp file.

[julie.206712]

Tom, thanks for the handy lisp routine. It works well, but wasn't quite what we're looking for. We need to be able to create a table of the line and curve information. I'm going to try looking to Civil 3D, but if you have anything that might work for us, I'd be very interested. Thanks, Julie

[juan_d_villarreal]

Here ya go.

[julie.206712]

Juan, I just tried your lisp routine and it works great! I'm going to have some of our landscape architects look at it more closely, but so far it really fits what we need. Thank you so much! --Julie