lisp to create a frame with coordinates

[Anonymous]

hi

i am looking for a lisp to create a frame, and on the frame there is coordinates.

i attached a dwg file that describe it the best way.

i know that there is a lisp that do so, but i just cant find it.

[maratovich]

The question is not clear.
Tell me more.

[Anonymous]

first, i am sorry for my english

i will try again

i need to create a "print zone" with a coordinated frame, same like the attached dwg

is there a lisp that do what i just describe?

[maratovich]

It is possible, but only if the UCS is not rotated.
Your UCS is not equal to 0. Therefore, your title block is rotated.
Set the top view. You will see that it is turned.

[Anonymous]

ok, i turned it

what now?

which lisp is similar to this issue?

[Sea-Haven]

The simplest and quickest is place your title block in a layout then do a mview with the UCS set so easy to work with then.

[maratovich]

If your title blocks are only in the model, then try this:

Revers - Automatic batch printing a multiple format
Or attach an example of a real file - non-rotated title blocks, I will make a video for your title blocks.

[Anonymous]

I thought there is a lisp that you just draw a square on the area that you want to print, and it also put the coordinate in the frame of it.

[maratovich]

Perhaps only when you have everything right in the drawing.
Yes, you can make a viewport to your rectangle. But it must be either a polyline or not rotated UCS.
Need to watch a real file.
Moreover, check posts on the forum more often.