Point1 and Point2 to Hatch

[k005]

Hello everyone

As I mentioned in the attachment, how can I have a solid scan automatically when I mark pt1 and pt2?

The place where I operate is a closed area...

Thanks.

[k005]

Yes, of course. This may be what you mean by remembering. However, since there is no loop, it will be necessary to enter the command again. I want to add both cases to this code. I am also experimenting.

* Of course, it can still be used this way.

Thanks.

[CADaSchtroumpf · Accepted solution]

So here is the version for a loop and memorization (and proposition) of the last value...

[k005]

In one word, Super! 🤗

Thank you very much. @CADaSchtroumpf 

[calderg1000 · Accepted solution]

Regards @k005 

Try this little code, maybe it will help you.

(defun c:hh3 (/ p1 p2 s)
  (setq p1 (getpoint "\nPick Point 1: ")
        p2 (getpoint p1 "\nPick Point 2: ")
  )
  (command "_rectangle" p1 p2)
  (setq s (entlast))
  (command "_-hatch"
           "s"
           s
           ""
           "_P"
           "s"
           ""
           "_draworder"
           "l"
           ""
           "B"
           "_erase"
           s
           ""
  )
)

[k005]

There was a small bug. This solved it. Thanks @calderg1000 

[k005]

Hello my friend.

Can we revise the code in angled walls?

[k005]

* I can make a front preparation with the UCS/E option for the angled wall in terms of helping ...

[Kent1Cooper]

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@k005 wrote:

Can we revise the code in angled walls?

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If they're not orthogonal, then picking two points at opposite corners of the intended area would have an infinite number of valid results.  It is going to require something more than two points -- three should be enough, or two plus selection of some edge of the area to establish the angle.  But then it's not very much simpler than just using the native SOLID command [which will have you pick four points].

[k005]

I think like this; First of all, if we change UCS/E and watch an approach. When I go to the angle of the angled line, a flat floor is formed again ... Here, even if there is no solid hatch. No problem. If we calculate the thickness of the wall and print it. It could be in a separate routine ... C: Ang.