Scripts?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by pasteele, Apr 28, 2004.

  1. pasteele

    pasteele Guest

    I have over 1 thousand drawn symbols that need to have an attribute changed from constant. Are there any script programs out there that work with acad in doing this?
     
    pasteele, Apr 28, 2004
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  2. pasteele

    Paul Turvill Guest

    Decide how you would do it with standard AutoCAD commands, then include them
    in your script. That's all a script is, after all: a list of commands
    contained in an ASCII file.
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    changed from constant. Are there any script programs out there that work
    with acad in doing this?
     
    Paul Turvill, Apr 28, 2004
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  3. pasteele

    J. Logan Guest

    Take one of your blocks and make the change using the command line only.
    Copy paste that command line into notepad minus options lists, command line
    text...So. to Draw a line at a given point.

    Command: Line
    Specify first point: user input
    specify next point: user input....and so on

    Your script would look like this

    line
    user input
    user input

    If however you're looking to automate that script through many drawings and
    directories try going to
    http://www.74mph.com and purchase Hurricane for AutoCAD or

    Script Pro from AutoCADs Migration assitance.
    http://adeskftp.autodesk.com/prodsupp/autocad/patches/AMA-readme.htm

    Good Luck

    J. Logan

    changed from constant. Are there any script programs out there that work
    with acad in doing this?
     
    J. Logan, Apr 28, 2004
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  4. pasteele

    cadtown Guest

    If you are looking for a routine to process a group of drawings you can download & use the BATCHRUN.ZIP from the following website: http://www.cadtown.com
     
    cadtown, Apr 28, 2004
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  5. pasteele

    ECCAD Guest

    You could write a Lisp to take care of the ATTDEF..and
    use EC-Batch to batch process them all. No problem.
    See EC-Batch at: http://www.bobscadshop.com

    Bob Shaw
     
    ECCAD, Apr 28, 2004
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