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Kerry

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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #15 on: February 18, 2010, 02:07:46 AM »
Hi,

You'll find here the last M2S-2007.lsp release.
It works fine with A2007 (while updating M2S for A2007 version, I discussed with Bill Gillis and brought some suggestions about SOLIDHIST sysvar managing and international syntax).

IMO, M2S is no more needed with A2007: rather than extruding meshes, it's possible to slice 3d solids with lofted surfaces, extruded surfaces, etc.

That's the version I have too gile.

Works in AC2010 ok  , didn't try in AC2007

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;;    M2S  (Mesh-to-Solid)
;;    Creates an ACIS solid from an open 3d polygon mesh.
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;;    Take 4 - Updated 5/15/2006
;;       - Works with AutoCAD 2007 as well as all previous releases.
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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #16 on: February 18, 2010, 02:20:18 AM »
Hi,

You'll find here the last M2S-2007.lsp release.
It works fine with A2007 (while updating M2S for A2007 version, I discussed with Bill Gillis and brought some suggestions about SOLIDHIST sysvar managing and international syntax).

IMO, M2S is no more needed with A2007: rather than extruding meshes, it's possible to slice 3d solids with lofted surfaces, extruded surfaces, etc.

That's the version I have too gile.

Works in AC2010 ok  , didn't try in AC2007

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;;    M2S  (Mesh-to-Solid)
;;    Creates an ACIS solid from an open 3d polygon mesh.
;;
;;    Take 4 - Updated 5/15/2006
;;       - Works with AutoCAD 2007 as well as all previous releases.

Yes that's exactly the one I have!

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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #17 on: February 18, 2010, 02:22:59 AM »
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Yes that's exactly the one I have!
It may work...

Attached a modified version: which uses vla-* functions rather than (command ...) callings (faster) and have an error handling function.
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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #18 on: February 18, 2010, 04:09:03 AM »
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Yes that's exactly the one I have!
It may work...

Attached a modified version: which uses vla-* functions rather than (command ...) callings (faster) and have an error handling function.
Thanks!
Let me try that... but, how does this one work,
do I do the same as the regular lisp procedure?

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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #19 on: February 18, 2010, 04:23:10 AM »
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Yes that's exactly the one I have!
It may work...

Attached a modified version: which uses vla-* functions rather than (command ...) callings (faster) and have an error handling function.
Thanks!
Let me try that... but, how does this one work,
do I do the same as the regular lisp procedure?

Regular LISP procedure, type 'm2s' to invoke  8-)

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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #20 on: February 18, 2010, 04:43:56 AM »
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Yes that's exactly the one I have!
It may work...

Attached a modified version: which uses vla-* functions rather than (command ...) callings (faster) and have an error handling function.
Thanks!
Let me try that... but, how does this one work,
do I do the same as the regular lisp procedure?

Regular LISP procedure, type 'm2s' to invoke  8-)


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Re: LISP ROUTINE PROBLEMS
« Reply #21 on: August 22, 2015, 12:08:29 PM »
modified version: which uses vla-* functions works for me to! result is somewhat gobbly solid, but one and only method which actually does the job in acad 2007 (Y)