Cad lisp free download. Oh-my-cad This is a text based configuration tool for CAD programs with easy persistency and minimal interacti.

Download AutoLISP Programs The products referenced in this section are provided by AfraLisp and parties other than AfraLisp free of charge. AfraLisp makes no representations regarding either the products or any information about the products No responsibility will be taken for any direct or indirect consequences resulting from or associated with the use of these products. All products provided here are unsupported and without warranty of any kind. Any questions, complaints, or suggestions regarding the products must be directed to the appropriate Author. AutoLISP Programs All programs are downloaded as.ZIP archives. You will need to unzip these files before use. • (265 Kb) Written by: Kenny Ramage 2D Metric Structural Steel Sections.

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This routine in lisp was written for just such a necessity. • (120 kb) Written by: by Lintang Darudjati A block manager with an INI style customization file and a dialog box, performing collection-grouping, file path display, and slide previews as 'hot thumbnails'. Build your own dwg block library with it, and make them ready to be inserted easily, anytime. • (10 kb) Written by: by Lintang Darudjati Automates the process of creating multiple slides and slide-libraries. It creates slide files for all DWG files found in a user-selected folder. It also creates a slide library file (SLB) if desired. Just select a folder containing one or more DWG files, and the rest of process is in Slide Factory's hands.

• (10 kb) Written by: Peter Best This program draws Pipe Flanges using a dialogue interface. Various flange specifications are included. • (8 kb) Written by: Peter Best This program will draw and calculate standard lengths of bolts.

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