Need Mirror lisp routine

Need Mirror lisp routine

sssteve72
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Need Mirror lisp routine

sssteve72
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Does anyone know of a lisp routine for the mirror command that works exactly like the mirror command with one exception.

 

When you mirror a block it doesn't just change the graphic display of the block but it actually changes the block rotation property to be 180 degrees opposite of what was mirrored?

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Kent1Cooper
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How about a 2-items-filling-the-360-degrees Polar Array, with the center of the Array being the point on what would have been the Mirror axis that's closest to the Block location?

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sssteve72
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That is a decent work around.  It's a few extra steps but seems to work properly after exploded.

 

Thanks!

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Kent1Cooper
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@sssteve72 wrote:

That is a decent work around.  It's a few extra steps but seems to work properly after exploded.


If you call for the Array to not be associative, or use the ARRAYCLASSIC command, or for anyone with an older version of AutoCAD [I don't know when Array changed to being associative by default], you won't need to Explode the result -- it will leave you with independent objects rather than an Array object.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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