Is it not possible to use the array command in a lisp or macro?? When I try it appears it does not recognize the "Path" option, but has no problem with the "Polar" Rectangle" options??
Thanks advance for any assistance...
dwk1204,
if you mean ARRAYPATH [Command], perhaps something like
(defun c:test () (command "_arraypath") (while (> (getvar 'cmdactive) 0) (command "pause")) (princ) )
hope that helps
Henrique
Henrique - Thanks for the reply..I am still having issues (still learning lisp)...Once the lisp routine goes in to the arraypath command I have it select last object created, then pause for the user to select the path. Up to that point it works great, but then it fails when I try to input option "items" and then input "10" for the distnace between items on the selected path. I thought I was just missing the arraypath command (thanks by the way) and using the normal array command, but that's not the only issue.
Thanks again for the reply...
dwk1204,
you need to read the prompts in the command line
Specify the distance between items along path or [Divide/Total/Expression]
<Divide evenly along path>: e <-Expression
Enter expression: 5 <-Distance between objects
EDIT:
I can't help with the array command and the path option, in this laptop my AutoCAD don't have the array command with the option path, is a very old one...
hope that helps
Henrique