Stop revcloud from inverting

[sdvannelli]

Does anyone have a lisp routine, or just something that can be added to, the freehand revision cloud that prevents it from ever inverting itself at the last minute?

[sdvannelli]

Does anyone have a lisp routine, or just something that can be added to, the freehand revision cloud that prevents it from ever inverting itself at the last minute?

[pendean]

Draw a closed PLINE around it all then use the "object" sub-option in REVCLOUD to convert it has always been our office's favorite method.

HTH

[pendean]

Draw a closed PLINE around it all then use the "object" sub-option in REVCLOUD to convert it has always been our office's favorite method.

HTH

[devitg]

@pendean , As I understood ,  @sdvannelli  want to avoid the last option for REVCLOUD 

[devitg]

@pendean , As I understood ,  @sdvannelli  want to avoid the last option for REVCLOUD 

[pendean]

@devitg N (for no) is the default, requires not extra attention, and draws "clouds" (requested) but not "bursts" (the reverse of a cloud): and any custom LISP (I see the post got moved here now) would just respond with N anyway by default too. Yes?

[pendean]

@devitg N (for no) is the default, requires not extra attention, and draws "clouds" (requested) but not "bursts" (the reverse of a cloud): and any custom LISP (I see the post got moved here now) would just respond with N anyway by default too. Yes?

[devitg]

@pendean Seem to be a good way , so a enter will not reverse. 

[devitg]

@pendean Seem to be a good way , so a enter will not reverse. 

[calderg1000]

Regards @sdvannelli 

Maybe this code will help, previously you must configure the length of the arc according to your requirement.

(defun c:rv()
(vl-cmdf "revcloud" "o" pause "")
  )

[calderg1000]

Regards @sdvannelli 

Maybe this code will help, previously you must configure the length of the arc according to your requirement.

(defun c:rv()
(vl-cmdf "revcloud" "o" pause "")
  )