Topic: This section needs a sticky

[keithsCADservices]

I just browsed the forum since I haven't been here in a while to see if there's anything new... and sure enough...

It would be nice if there was a sticky explaining the scope of the project/API.

[xdcad]

I just browsed the forum since I haven't been here in a while to see if there's anything new... and sure enough...

It would be nice if there was a sticky explaining the scope of the project/API.

Thank you, I don’t have administrative rights yet

[kdub_nz]

xdcad

I have told you that I will make a post ( or posts ) sticky for you, you just need to make the post and then ask.

I don't believe you can have admistrative rights, as John has mentioned to you.


 

[xdcad]

xdcad

I have told you that I will make a post ( or posts ) sticky for you, you just need to make the post and then ask.

I don't believe you can have admistrative rights, as John has mentioned to you.

Mainly to specify the content to post, I can edit it at any time

I post a post and you pin it to the top for me. Is that okay?

[kdub_nz]

For the third time, yes.

Just let me know.

Please keep in mind that this web site is meant for peer to peer support.

Advertising and solicitation is not permitted.

[xdcad]

For the third time, yes.

Just let me know.

Please keep in mind that this web site is meant for peer to peer support.

Advertising and solicitation is not permitted.

yes,

http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=58936.0

Help me pin the above post to the top，

thanks

[kdub_nz]

Just a tip :
Perhaps Use a list instead of numbering the items, It will be easier when you come to add items 'into' the list.

• Explore how to obtain the overlapping portion of two curves
  
• Use the AcGeCompositeCurve3d object feature to remove dup vertices
  
• Cut out the part inside the curve
  
• The shortest distance and position between any two curves
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(1)-copy,move
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(2)-Mirror
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(3)-Rotate
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(4)-Scale
  

or, without the type=decimal

[xdcad]

Just a tip :
Perhaps Use a list instead of numbering the items, It will be easier when you come to add items 'into' the list.

• Explore how to obtain the overlapping portion of two curves
  
• Use the AcGeCompositeCurve3d object feature to remove dup vertices
  
• Cut out the part inside the curve
  
• The shortest distance and position between any two curves
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(1)-copy,move
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(2)-Mirror
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(3)-Rotate
  
• AcGeMatrix3d - Matrix operation application examples(4)-Scale
  

or, without the type=decimal

OK,thanks.

[keithsCADservices]

For the third time, yes.

When working on such an intensive project you can lose track of other activities. I'm working on a rather big LISP project at this time and needless to say, things like housework, exercise, meal prep... are all falling behind

I'm curious what this API is. I had a quick browse my last visit but couldn't figure it out. It's LISP on the front but something else in the back end? It looks really really good!!

Will it work with AutoCAD Full only?

[xdcad]

For the third time, yes.

When working on such an intensive project you can lose track of other activities. I'm working on a rather big LISP project at this time and needless to say, things like housework, exercise, meal prep... are all falling behind

I'm curious what this API is. I had a quick browse my last visit but couldn't figure it out. It's LISP on the front but something else in the back end? It looks really really good!!

Will it work with AutoCAD Full only?

Thank you, the front end is written in LISP for specific applications.
The backend uses ARX to write basic functions for the front-end LISP to call.
Get the most out of both languages

[keithsCADservices]

Thank you, the front end is written in LISP for specific applications.
The backend uses ARX to write basic functions for the front-end LISP to call.
Get the most out of both languages

That sounds pretty amazing! So amazing that it could revive AutoLISP.
I'm guessing it won't work in AutoCAD LT, but... could be ported to other CAD's quite easily if it hasn't already?

Either way it looks really cool! And the pace of development is quite astounding as well!!