Where do I go wrong ?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Dr Fleau, Nov 4, 2005.

  1. Dr Fleau

    Dr Fleau Guest

    I wrote a little something to create flanges with just a few questions. The
    code is simple enough, but the holes on the bolt circle are always arrayed
    from a center point which is a hole radius away from the diameter center.
    Confused ? Good. Here's the code, try it out. It's french, but most of you
    shouldn't have a problem with that.


    And yes, Bride means flange.

    Thanx

    Dr Fleau


    ;;; Bride.lsp
    ;;; Dessine une bride avec quelques questions
    ;;; Trace les centres des cercles avant de faire un array
    (DEFUN c:bride (/ out in bc num trou cen cen1 cir1 cir2 cir3)
    (SETQ out (GETREAL "Donne le diamètre EXTÉRIEUR : ")
    in (GETREAL "Donne le diamètre INTÉRIEUR :")
    bc (GETREAL "Donne le diamètre de perçage : ")
    num (GETINT "Combien de trous : ")
    trou (GETREAL "Quel diamètre de trou : ")
    cen (GETPOINT "Point d'insertion : ")
    ) ;_ end of setq
    (IF (NOT (AND (TBLSEARCH "layer" "Axe")
    (TBLSEARCH "layer" "Pièce")
    ) ;_ END and
    ) ;_ END not
    (PROGN
    (COMMAND "layer" "m" "Axe" "c" "Red" "" "l" "center" "" "") ;_ END
    COMMAND
    (COMMAND "layer" "m" "Pièce" "c" "Magenta" "" "l" "continuous" "" "")
    ;_ END COMMAND
    ) ;_ END progn
    )
    (SETVAR "OSMODE" 0)
    (setvar "CLAYER" "Pièce")
    (COMMAND "_.circle" cen "D" out)
    (COMMAND "_.circle" cen "D" in)
    (SETQ cen1 (POLAR cen (/ PI 2) (/ bc 2)))
    (COMMAND "_.circle" cen1 "D" trou)
    (setq cir1 (entlast))
    (setvar "CLAYER" "AXE")
    (command "_.line" (polar cen1 (/ pi 2) (/ trou 2)) (polar cen1 (/ pi -2)
    (/ trou 2)) "")
    (setq cir2 (entlast))
    (command "_.line" (polar cen1 pi (/ trou 2)) (polar cen1 0.0 (/ trou 2))
    "")
    (setq cir3 (entlast))
    (setvar "OSMODE" 0)
    (command "_.regen")
    (COMMAND "_.array" cir1 cir2 cir3 "" "P" cen num 360 "N")
    (setvar "CLAYER" "Pièce")
    (SETVAR "OSMODE" 183)
    (PRINC)
    ) ;_ end of defun
     
    Dr Fleau, Nov 4, 2005
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