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    Default Erase unwanted drawings

    Hi dear members,
    I am looking any help to develop a lisp routine ...(am not expert in lisp)
    First i will explain what am looking..

    I have more than 50 files of shop drawings
    In that each file's paper space 8/10 formatted drawings are there (8/10 viewports)
    but in model space so many unwanted dwg's are there
    so i need to delete that dwgs (non formatted)



    Is it possible with a lisp?...To create viewports lines ( closed rectangle) in model space with a layer (layer name -- Tmp),
    keep all the objects which are inside and touching that rectangle,delete all other objects in model space,
    after delete the rectangles which created at first(layer name -- Tmp), and purge it .

    Thanks in advance for your consideration..

    Sony..

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    Default Re: Erase unwanted drawings

    How do you have more than one drawing in a drawing? I use vp-outline.LSP Creates a polyline in modelspace that has the outline of the selected viewport. I've used it to trim drawing objects that are not visible in my layouts. Get it at: http://www.jtbworld.com/lisp.htm

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