How and Where to download working LISP?

[Yuri_Marques]

I use AutoCAD version 2024 (but I've tried previous ones) and I need to make a Topographic Profile and it needs LISP for more effective use, but everywhere I found either LISP is corrupted or I can't use it in AutoCAD, I don't now what i'm doing wrong

[J-Rocks]

I strongly recommend you not to download and use any lisp program that you find online because there are many parasites in this field nowadays and the errors that a program creates then your CAD and system would get the consequences and corrupts now or later.

I know a big one around but can't tell you who is he 😂 and its up to you anyways.

[WeTanks]

Please check below.

http://www.lee-mac.com/programs.html 

[Sea-Haven]

Explain more what you mean by Topographic Profile, are you talking about section through surface models ?

Look at "Civil Site Design" does more than sections.

[john.uhden]

@Yuri_Marques ,

Looks alike like you're picking the wrong sources (as in "looking for love in all the wrong places"), or that none of them offers the the exact solution for which you are searching.

Browse around the responses/solutions and you will see a pattern of the most proficient and trusted contributors, e.g. @Lee_Mac, @BeekeeCZ, @Kent1Cooper, @jeff_mishler and many more.

I take it that you don't have Civil 3D.  What would be your source of the profile data?

There's a remote chance that even I can help you.

[diagodose2009]

Perhaps you need  to customize too much your topographically'Lisp, 

That reason is very very hard to redesign many program/s Lisp, I known, after the years very hard myjob on the firmware "Cadastral -and Surveyour"

I am geodetic personal, Cadastral, Surveyour,then I can help with Lisp-program/s.

Q=Can you hire me as "Cadastral helper tasks/s  for you"?

Low price!!

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[jayhar]

You can find and download LISP routines from various websites, including the Autodesk App Store, CADTutor, and Lee Mac's website. To ensure that the LISP routine works with your version of AutoCAD, you should check the compatibility requirements before downloading. Many LISP routines are specific to certain versions of AutoCAD, and using an incompatible LISP routine may result in errors or crashes. Once you have downloaded the LISP routine, you can load it into AutoCAD by using the APPLOAD command. Simply browse to the location of the LISP file, select it, and click the "Load" button. After loading the LISP routine, you can use its functions by typing the name of the routine at the command line. If you're having trouble using a LISP routine, it's possible that there may be a compatibility issue or you may need to adjust your AutoCAD settings. You can also try contacting the developer or the AutoCAD support team for further assistance.

Thanks and Regards

Jayhar M J