Topic: Add group filter in Steal lisp from mr.lee mac

[Mostafa Hisham]

Hello every one
i have the "Steal" lisp from mr.lee mac
it's a great lisp
i need to add the group filter in this lisp
i uploaded the image to explain clearly what i need
i need this addition to import (layer groups with the layers inside them) also
I Uploaded the steal lisp also
and thanks in advance ....

[BIGAL]

It does by layer ? You need to add the list of required layers.

("Layers" "Layer1" "Layer2")

[Mostafa Hisham]

Yes sir
I need it to import the names of layer groups and insert the layers inside them as the original dwg
The lisp already import layer names but I need to add group filter and put the layers inside group filters according to the original dwg

[Mostafa Hisham]

Okay sir there are the layers that i need to put them into group filter that has the name "FORMWORK"

"(main) S-Decking Beam"
"(main) S-Decking Drop"
"(main) S-Decking Slab"
"(secondary) S-Decking Beam"
"(secondary) S-Decking Drop"
"(secondary) S-Decking Slab"
"Client"
"Tubes"
"Defpoints"
"0"



Finally i need it to take the group filter from the original dwg whatever how much group filters or these names or the layers inside them
i don't recommend to make a lisp to create group filter

i have more and more requires in my work and i need to make drawings like template for every type of my work requires


each type need some layers and group filters different from other types

in the template that i need i'll make group filters and just i make the steal lisp to start my work quickly .....

i hope i can explain clearly what i need

i'm sorry i'm not good in English....


thanks in advance  ....

[BIGAL]

I just googled "add layers to a group filter lisp" and found the answer, so can you. Just make some scripts or lisp that have all the layers in them. So make the layers. Then add the filter.

(Command "-layer" "filter" "n" "g" ..........)

[tombu]

gile wrote a nice lisp for exporting and importing property layer filters in 2009
https://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?97438-Can-I-create-frequently-used-layer-filters-in-LISP&p=952247&viewfull=1#post952247

Layer Filter Types - Layer filters can contain a dynamic or a static list of layers. https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2022/ENU/?guid=GUID-46F22B6E-D087-4AB4-8D4F-580E0E75FAD3

A dynamic layer filter is known as a property layer filter. It’s the most common of the two layer filter types, and it’s based on property values. For example, you can create a property layer filter that displays only layers that are on and thawed.

A static layer filter is known as a group filter. This filter is a simple list of layers that are displayed when the layer filter is current. For example, a group filter might list only those layers associated with the second floor of a building, with a machine tool fixture, or with topographic features.