TheSwamp
Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: mautensmith on July 02, 2021, 05:21:59 PM
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I'm hoping to decrypt some of my recently found old and protected lisp routines. I have them on a Win2000 OS with AutoDC.exe poised but I don't get how AutoDC works. It executes in a DOS window then closes out. What environment is AutoDC programmed to work in and how does it decrypt selected lisp files.
The above failing, does anyone have a suggestion for me to decrypt the code I wrote many moons ago?
Thanks,
Old School
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Solved here: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/decrypt-1999-lisp-routine-i-created/m-p/10439873#M417019
A bit disturbing :?
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You must set-[Solved] in the autodesk-forum-lisp;otherwise
you leave alone with half-solution your-post in the autodesk-forum-lisp.
:glaresad:
Better yet, share the file to decrypt [ protect.exe ? AUTODC.EXE ? , whatever ] the protected lisp code with the OP,
Of course if its a program that you created, then its a different story
Thanks,
For the copyright/s reason , I post here the full source of
galaxy1.shx to galaxy.lsp.
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;;Creates random points and spheres in 3d.
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(defun c:gal (/ D-CNT S-CNT S-ROT do_next entnu10 incr modu mult ptorg pt10 ptnu10 ptx pty ptz ptxyz seed
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Done deal. Thanks all. AutoDC ran on Win2000. Also, lisp wizards on acad forum whipped the old code into a lightening fast dazzling cubed galaxy I can ran on ADT 2004.
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Done deal. Thanks all. AutoDC ran on Win2000.
What is the programe AutoDC?
I do not knonn; Can you make a definitions ot AutoDC?