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MatchTxt.lsp (4k)	This lisp file was sent to me by Peter Permentiers. Thanks Peter!! "I Have enjoyed ScriptEeze fo about 3or 4 years now. So i decided to give my own litle contribution."
Morelisps1.zip (9k)	These lisp files have been sent to me, by Jim Gruenemay. Thanks Jim!! APA.lsp A purge all shortcut. Operates the same as PurgeAll but creates a loop until all objects are purged. Not necessary to Purge All severaltimes. PUP.lsp Joins closed lines and creates a closed polyline and updates the ltype to be uniform. Now a region will do similar thing (but no ltype). AT.lsp Uses the standard dim arrow ina routine to allow multiple lines of dtext. Also sets the snap so the leader extension is .125 .The default text height is .14 (does not work if the style command sets a textheight, set it to zero) and the routine will scale the leader and text to whatthe dimscale is set to. MN.lsp Allows for multiple bubbles to be placed on a leaderextension. Attached is the required block. (-GS00202.dwg) SN.lsp Here is another that puts a single bubble and allowsfor multiple lines of dtext (also uses the above block). (-GS00202.dwg) COFFEE.lsp And last but not least, a routine for your coffee break. Displays a simmering coffee mug on your screen and when you will be back.
Abat.lsp (3k)	This file was sent to me by Paul Li: Thanks Paul! Because your Batch Utility has assisted me so much in executing script files on multiple drawings, I've attached a lisp routine thatworks from within AutoCAD to fullfill some of my wish list items. Justappload ABAT.LSP in r14 and type at the command line ABAT to run the application. ABAT.lsp is really made up of a collection of functions that are out there for us and I threw in a little lisp myself to help me create, mergeor load an SBU file into your Batch Utility program. Let me know what you think and thanks again for your program. Paul_Li@compuserve.com
LT Toolbar Macros	This file was sent to me by Jon Bowen: Thank Jon! This is a collection of toolbar macros that can be used with AutoCAD LT (or any other version past r13) to expand the functionality of the toolbars.

Others Downloads

Changeattr.lsp (8k)

Lisp - Change Attributes Globally

This routine is handy for automating processes that require you tochange attribute globally. An example would be the date of the drawings in a title block for an entire set of drawings. This is based on the Globally Change Attributes function that comes with the r14 bonus tools (I forgetwhich release). So, it is required that you have the r14 bonus tools loadedto use this. It is possible to modify it to work with r13 if you are LISPsavvy.

View-space.lsp (1k)

Lisp - View-Space Restore

This routine is handy for using views in scripts, particularly plottingscripts. It will restore the specified view, changing to paperspace ormodel space if it necessary.

Purge13.lsp (1k)

Lisp - Purge-n-Clean for r13

This routine will purge the selected entity type until there is nothingleft to purge. This is handy for batch processing and just every day use.The routine will probably have to be modified to suit your needs. The creditsare listed in the source code.

DDPurge.lsp (6k)

DDPurge.dcl (2k)

Lisp - Purge-n-Clean with dialog interface

This routine is similar to the Purge-n-Clean for r13, but it uses a dialog box interface to make it a little easier to use. You must download both the LISP file as well as the DCL file for it to work.

Polyjoin.lsp (2k)

Lisp - Polyline join

This routine will join all lines, polylines and arcs that you select.

Fence.lsp (11k)

Lisp - Break Lines and Polylines with a Fence

This is a very handy function. I use it all the time. Merely draw a fence across lines and straight lines polylines and it will break theobject at every intersection. It has some problems with arcs, circles andarcs in polylines. If anyone can get these objects to behave, please letme know.

Midpoint.lsp (2k)

Lisp - Find Midpoint

Use this function transparently to find the imaginary midpoint betweentwo points.

Regen2.lsp (1k)

Lisp - Regen a Selection Set

Dramatically reduce regneration time, by only regenerating the objectsyou select. Be careful of associative hatches, though, when using thisfunction. They can sometimes re-hatch themselves with a new snapbase.

Roughen.lsp (6k)

Lisp - Roughen a Line or Polyline

This function will take a line or polyline and randomly zig-zag withinparameters that you set so that it has a roughened feel. Great for drawinggrade lines details and sections as well as representing stone walls.

Mullion.lsp (9k)

Mullion.dcl (2k)

Lisp - Draw Window Muntins and Mullions

This function is a quick and easy way to draw window mullions andmuntins. Just enter the number and arrangement of the lites and the thickness of the mullion or muntin and it will draw them, trimming all intersections.

CkLay.lsp (3k)

Lisp - Check Layers

This function makes is easy to check your drawings to make sure everythingis on the correct layer. The first time you type CHECK, the function writesall current layers to a file, skipping frozen and unused layers. Then eachtime you type CHECK, it isolates one of the layers so that you can see that everything that should be on that layer is there. You can make anymodifications that you need to at that time. To move on to the next layer,type CHECK. You must follow the process to its end in order for it to workproperly in the same session again. You will be notified when all layershave been checked. Requires that a folder named "Acadtemp" is includedin the AutoCAD Support Path.

Toggle.lsp (3k)

Lisp - System Variable Toggles

This file contains a collection of handy toggle functions for systemvariables. A toggle means that you the same function will turn the variableon and off. It is quick and handy, especially in cases where you don'tremember what the new value should be. In particular, I like it for changingfrom PaperSpace to ModelSpace. I never can remember if TILEMODE = 1 meansthat I am in PaperSpace or ModelSpace. With this toggle you don't needto remember. The file includes toggle for the following system variables: Blipmode, Cursorsize (r14 only), Highlight, Mirrortext, Pickstyle, Quicktext, Tilemode and UCSicon.