Topic: Change Multiple dwgs with a scripts or something

[Bob Wahr]

OK, first you are definitely using a different lisp than I am talking about.  Shoot me an email to bob.wahr at gmail.com and we can further discuss ways that this can be solved (shhh, i'll email it)

with the insert, now you have two extra enters in there.  The first is firning the command again, the second is saying to use the default block name.  Kepp in mind that when you are doing scripts except in very rare circumstances, AutoCAD uses a space as an enter.

[CADaver]

Is it just me, or is this whole thing just screaming for a lispy solution?

[M-dub]

I don't think so, Randy.  He's almost there!

[CADaver]

I don't think so, Randy.  He's almost there!

Well maybe so, but even when he does get "there" he still has, what is in my opinion, a cumbersome script file.  I think a startup lisp solution would run considerably cleaner and probably faster. But then again maybe that's just me.

[Bob Wahr]

Randy, I'm basing what I'm giving him off of

lol - i know why this is frusterating... I AM NEW! grhh...

If a lisp/vba solution is provided, nothing will really be learned although the drawings will get done.  This way, I think that there is some learning happening.  Personally, I would rather understand a passable method than be handed a perfect method that I don't understand.

[CADaver]

Randy, I'm basing what I'm giving him off of

lol - i know why this is frusterating... I AM NEW! grhh...

If a lisp/vba solution is provided, nothing will really be learned although the drawings will get done.  This way, I think that there is some learning happening.  Personally, I would rather understand a passable method than be handed a perfect method that I don't understand.

Oh no, I didn't mean give it to him, (see HERE), but walk him through the lisp process just like you guys are doing with the script.

[MSTG007]

Here is a sample of what we have.