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Muharrem Koçyiğit has written 17 entries since joining Daily Autocad

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Dec 22
Monday

A Visual LISP Exercise: Application That Reads Point List From a TXT File

Filed under Programming, Visual LISP

Today we will work on Orhan’s article “AutoLISP application that reads points from a list and places them in the drawing“. First of all, we will convert it to VisualLISP language, and then give you detailed explanation. Our application will (or I hope it will :-) read the positions of points and their associated RGB color codes and then place them in our drawing. We can now use RGB codes in our applications. (R=Red, G=Green, B=Blue).

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Visual LISP: Object Properties and Methods
no responses - Posted 12.16.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit Hello friends, In my previous article, I tried to explain with examples the Differences Between AutoLISP and VisualLISP. In today's example, we will see how we can use the properties of objects to make simple applications a little more detail J. In Visual LISP language, we name the propteries of objects ... continue
MTEXT “Background Mask” feature
2 responses - Posted 12.01.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit Hello friends, AutoCAD 2005 has brought a new feature to MTEXT objects. I will be talking about "Background Mask", i.e. adjusting the backgroung for MTEXT objects. You can see a little sample drawing that includes dimensioning and some annotations. (Fig.1) continue
Visual LISP: Programming user interfaces with OpenDCL
9 responses - Posted 11.28.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit Hi all, Having started to my first article about DCL, I am just thinking how I can teach you easy and fast user interface programming technique. This is why I am going to make some explanations about OpenDCL package, also known as OpenSource Software which is very popular nowadays. Open DCL ... continue
AutoLISP Application for Changing Polyline Width.
no responses - Posted 11.14.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit Hello friends, Today I will give an example of a LISP application that you can use to change POLYLINE width. I suggest you check the codes even if the specific example doesn't fit your needs. continue
Difference between AutoLISP and VisualLISP
no responses - Posted 09.01.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit Dear readers, Today I will try to talk about the differences between AutoLISP and VisualLISP. VisualLIPS has made the software a lot easier ever since the R14 edition of AutoCAD. As I gather, VisualLISP is not commonly used here in our country, Turkey. At least, my Google search has proven so. continue
System Variables affecting the display of 3-D solid models
17 responses - Posted 08.20.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit This week, I would like to explain some settings that affect the screen display of 3-D solid models and their print out. In order to make photorealistic rendering, you have to prepare smooth surfaces. Besides, in industry, prior to moving on to the mass production phase, prototypes are manufactured. For the ... continue
Loading CUI files with AutoLISP
no responses - Posted 02.20.08
Muharrem Koçyiğit AutoCAD 2006 and higher versions Hello dailyautocad readers, In today’s article, I would like to explain .CUI file extension that has come with AutoCAD 2006. With new features added into AutoCAD menus, complexity of .MNU, .MNC, .MNR and .MNS file extensions, which we were using before, has become obsolete. All of the ... continue
CONVTOSOLID
5 responses - Posted 11.19.07
Muharrem Koçyiğit Autocad 2007 CONVTOSOLID command can easily convert 2-D entities, which have thickness property, into solid objects. Objects that you can convert and the important points are mentioned below: • CIRCLE (Thickness > 0) Fig. 2 • Closed POLYLINE Line weight (thickness) should be same; otherwise you get “Cannot convert a polyline with variable ... continue
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