I am looking to select all cogo points in the drawing and set them all to a point style that I have in the drawing called "BASIC" with a lisp command. Thanks!
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I am looking to select all cogo points in the drawing and set them all to a point style that I have in the drawing called "BASIC" with a lisp command. Thanks!
Assign all points to a point group and set the necessary overrides within the point group. You can assign points to a point group with AutoLISP.
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jUSt
I've bookmarked just notes from Opie can't wait to see what's added next.
I guess that means I need to write another article. I just discovered the trick of sorting structure labels for connected pipes. And it looks like one can accomplish this through AutoLISP.
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I'm a lisper who doesn't even know how to load NET so that would be great.
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jUSt
Yes. I like the clean simple look.
I'm a customer now too.
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Me too, when it's possible.
One of my recent creations is:
(1) Hide all surfaces (it does this be setting the style of all surfaces to "_No Display" or something like that, it checks for similarly named styles).
(2) Hide only selected surfaces
(3) Restore all previously hidden surfaces
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You will get a quicker response from your fellow AUGI members than if you sent it to me via a PM or email.
jUSt
I'm very fortunate to have help from a lot of 'the Gurus' from multiple areas of expertise... But I'd be remiss to not share just how awesome Jeff is to work with, on SincPac (.NET development), and Civil 3D generally.
While I do get to interact with Chris on occasion, Jeff's been a profound influence on me personally - much like I'm sure that Sinc was for some of you.
Just also wanted to express my appreciation, and encouragement to you, Opie - while I've only had a chance to skim your articles, they seem to be very easy to read, useful, and 'clean' as another man, also much wiser than I, has aptly pointed out.
I'm not able to share most of my own list of Civil 3D notes, as most of them are intended for SincPac, but I'd just like to say that the Civil 3D community is lucky to have you lot.
Cheers
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