Echos the current state of options for gradecalcĬ:GRADECALC (/ DISTIĞLEV1 ELEVINC ELEVTXT ELEVTXTORIG EN1 ES1 ENTLST "\nCheck your answers at first to be sure you are using this tool right."
"\nMake slopes in the list plus or minus to go up or down from the reference point." "Enter distances in the same order as the slopes you put in the list." (* (GETVAR "dimscale") (GETVAR "dimtxt"))
"Insertion point for exported settings text object: " "\nSelect text object containing settings list: " (SETQ TARGETLIST (CONS RISEI TARGETLIST)) "\nRise to add to calculated elevation for target text " "\nNumber of target text objects at each calculated point: " (SETQ RUNLIST (CONS (LIST SLOPEI DISTADJI) RUNLIST)) (GETREAL (STRCAT "\n% slope for run " (ITOA I) ": ")) (GETINT "\nNumber of distance runs between points:") WIKI-GC-SETUP (OPT / DISTADJI I IRUNS RISEI RUNLIST SLOPEI TARGETLIST '((1 (Slope1 DistAdj1) ( Slope2 DistAdj2). Creates a settings list for use in WIKI-GC. Harder to set up, but powerful enough to calculate an entire parking lot row including islands with no number entry beyond initial setup. GC (Grade Calc) Calculates elevations from a point using multiple grade runs. Can calculate multiple elevations (like curb and gutter) at each point. GCR (Grade Calc Running) Calculates repeated elevations at a uniform slope along a single line or curve without any number entry. Can account for curb and gutter adjustments. GCS (Grade Calc Slope) Calculates the slope between two points along a single line or curve without any number entry. Grading calculator consists of three command functions: If you are looking at this function, PLEASE indicate your interest by leaving a note at the Discussion link on this article.
Autocad lisp rtos list code#
The wiki code has not been tested and may be missing functions at the moment. The user interface has been optimized for speed and allows for arcs.
Autocad lisp rtos list full#
This is not a quick and dirty calculator, but a full featured one that interacts with a text-based grading plan drawing. Grading calculator (AutoLISP application) is a civil engineering application that calculates percent slopes (grades) and elevations and writes them to existing drawing text after prompting user to select drawing points and text.
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