How to calculate the total length of multiple lines

How to calculate the total length of multiple lines

veloster
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How to calculate the total length of multiple lines

veloster
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Hi!
I would like to know if it's possible to have the total length of different lines by selecting them in a drawing?
Those lines are all separated and it will take forever to do it manually on a calculator 🙂
Thx!

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nestly2
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Welcome to the Autodesk forums.

 

AutoCAD doesn't have anything like that built in, but it's easily done with TLEN.lsp (Total LENgth of selected objects)

http://www.turvill.com/t2/free_stuff/tlen.lsp

 

If you're not familiar with how to use lisp, simply copy/paste (CTRL+V) ALL the text and characters in the above link into your command line and press Enter, then type TLEN into the command line and follow the command prompt (select the objects)  Note using this method, the lisp is only loaded for the current session, if you want it to be a permanent feature, Add it to the Startup Suite or the acaddoc.lsp file.

 

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veloster
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Thanks! Works perfectly!
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Kent1Cooper
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There are several additional routines that will do that here.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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braudpat
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Hello from France

 

Welcome to the Autodesk/AutoCAD Forums !

 

I am using since a long time ago this nice French routine : TLENGTH

which is running on : LINE , POLYLINE , LWPOLYLINE , ARC , CIRCLE , ELLIPSE , SPLINE , MLINE , REGION , MPOLYGON

You can remove easily some entities from the filter inside the routine ... 

 

Thks to Patrick_35 for this beautiful routine ...

 

 

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ajahmadi
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working better than what I expected.

Thanks

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Anonymous
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There's "MeteorSpec" plug-in that calculates the summarized lengths of polylines.  Look at Autodesk Exchange apps. 

https://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/ACD/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com:meteorspect...

 

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Anonymous
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thats perfect
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Anonymous
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How do you Add it to the Startup Suite or the acaddoc.lsp file?

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Patchy
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Appload command, and look for the suitcase icon, add it in there.

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Anonymous
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Thanks for the help. Worked great.
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Anonymous
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lisp to calculate the total length of objects such as lines, polyline, arc length calculator

you can try this also

 

AUTHOR:
Copyright © Lee McDonnell, June 2009. All Rights Reserved.

http://lee-mac.com/

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Anonymous
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when i select the lines and press enter nothing happens.help..

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Anonymous
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the command is not working for me.when select the lines and press enter nothing happens.any idea why?my cad is not the full version.not activated.mayb thas y?

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Kent1Cooper
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@Anonymous wrote:

....my cad is not the full version....mayb thas y?


If by that you mean you are using AutoCAD LT, that would be the reason.  It does not have AutoLisp capability.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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yosephk
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Click Analyze tab,Inquiry panel,Add Distances.

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Anonymous
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thank, it works very nice..............

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Anonymous
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Well done it woks very well. Cheers

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Anonymous
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Thank you. Just what I needed.

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Anonymous
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Very nice thank you so much..
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