Field command using multiple? 2020

Field command using multiple? 2020

robert.danskin
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Field command using multiple? 2020

robert.danskin
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I have multiple rooms on multiple floors with a pline around each room.  I have discovered the field command, and love the way it works, however, it would take me forever to pick each room individually.  Is there a way to select multiple plines and have autocad 2020 place the sq footage in the middle of each pline?  eliminating the need to place the sq footage manually?

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pendean
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ВeekeeCZ
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See THIS recent thread.

 
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ВeekeeCZ
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@ВeekeeCZ wrote:

See THIS recent thread.


Use the one posted in msg #2. The rest was modified to work with HATCHes.

In case you haven't used a LISP routine yet, HERE is the a short tutorial of what to do with that.

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robert.danskin
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Thank you, by message 2, do you mean Areas to field and Area Label? If so, Areas to field is close to what I need, however, it appears I would still have to click on each field location to show the area of a pline. I have literally hundreds of rooms per floor, I am trying to avoid having to pick on each one individually. Are you aware of a routine that would allow me to pick multiple plines with a crossing or window and have the area field placed in the center of each pline?

Thank you

Bob Danskin
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ВeekeeCZ
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No, I meant in the thread I linked.

 
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robert.danskin
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Looks like you are directing me to PLArea? I am a newbie when it comes to lisp, do I simply copy the text for the routine and save it as a *.lsp, appload it and run it? Am I on the right track?

Thank you for your help

Bob Danskin
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