Romero,
Based on the example drawing you posted,
CodeDing, thank you very much for the help provided.
will all of your future situations be similar?
In most cases I will use horizontal polylines; although sometimes I will use other objects
An always horizontal line?
no, sometimes I use rectangles; this is why the code should behave like an offset and not like a copy
offsetting up or down?
they will always be downward offsets in the case of horizontal polylines.
If this is the case, why make this harder than necessary, when we can use copy and just keep copying the object down?
However, I found your code interesting for when I use it with horizontal polylines. Unfortunately I ran into some inconveniences.
If I use "entsel" I can only select one object at a time, and that is not helpful for me because the idea is to save work selecting multiple lines / plines.
try changing to "ssget" with a selection filter, but the offset only affects the first object. How could I solve this problem?
I appreciate you.