Script file for colored solid square
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Topic: Script file for colored solid square
Posted By: cem35
Subject: Script file for colored solid square
Date Posted: 02.Sep.2020 at 21:23
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Hi, I need some help. Iam using AutoCAD2021, I want to plot a square and filled by a color to a specific coordinate of x and y using a script file (.scr). my input is x,y, a (one side), filled by a color, let us say red,blue ... whichever I want. How can I do it by sorting Script file in autoCAd. Thanks
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Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 04.Sep.2020 at 09:01
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You can either use the SOLID command to draw filled squares. Or just draw the RECTANGLE and then use HATCH Last to fill it. ------------- Vladimir Michl (moderator) https://www.linkedin.com/in/vmichl/" rel="nofollow - LinkedIn , Autodesk Expert Elite |
Posted By: rebellio
Date Posted: 04.Sep.2020 at 12:58
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Something Like This? It is in lisp, load the lisp via appload command and type RSH and type coordinates or pick 2 points..... Regards uploads/39979/solid_rectangles.lsp" rel="nofollow - uploads/39979/solid_rectangles.lsp
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Posted By: cem35
Date Posted: 09.Sep.2020 at 12:47
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Thank you for answer, Could you give an example to be written in .scr flie. Forexample: _RECTANGLE x1,y1 x2,y2...... Because I have 9000 number of coordinates to apply it. same square size but different color
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Posted By: rebellio
Date Posted: 18.Sep.2020 at 13:41
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Hi, Can you explain something more about the purpose of those rectangles? Perhaps you can do a workaround with the array command..... i am afraid that it is not doable in script, Regards
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Posted By: Kent Cooper
Date Posted: 29.Sep.2020 at 20:14
In what form do you have the 9000 locations? And the colors to give them? A spreadsheet file? A text file of some kind? Something else? If they are in a file of some kind that AutoLisp can open and read, then an AutoLisp routine could probably do what you need, but as far as I know not a Script. (Some people use "script" generically, to include things like AutoLisp routines, but the word has a specific, and different, meaning in AutoCAD.)
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cem35 wrote: