Few programmers (including myself) are going to creat a website with free (for a start) scripts for Autocad. We got quite few of them already, and it would be nice if somebody else could use them in their work.
Well, we have few questions to define where to start, and your answers would really help:
- how often do you use scripts in your work (if you use them at all)
- which script you would need but do not have
Best regards,
...
gruen
Oct 31, 15 3:30 pm
Autocad is a very robust program. And people have been writing lisp routines for about 20 years for it. There isn't much I could imagine needing that I don't already have.
And of course most of us are going to REVIT instead.
On the fence
Nov 2, 15 9:36 am
REVIT? HAHAHA
I have heard a rumor of the demise of AutoCAD for 25 years.
Hello to everybody!
Few programmers (including myself) are going to creat a website with free (for a start) scripts for Autocad. We got quite few of them already, and it would be nice if somebody else could use them in their work.
Well, we have few questions to define where to start, and your answers would really help:
- how often do you use scripts in your work (if you use them at all)
- which script you would need but do not have
Best regards,
...
Autocad is a very robust program. And people have been writing lisp routines for about 20 years for it. There isn't much I could imagine needing that I don't already have.
And of course most of us are going to REVIT instead.
REVIT? HAHAHA
I have heard a rumor of the demise of AutoCAD for 25 years.
If you can not write a lisp try this
http://www.theswamp.org/