Hello, As a rocky acad 2009 (civil) user the Lisp command is new to me and a big challenge. My job asks me to find the coordinates of points. The image has like 200 points, and I know more images like this are coming. Sofar I managed to match the picture with the drawing (correlate - match) and rotate the drawing (dview twist) so I can read the numbers of the points without getting a headache.

Aug 01, 2009 Hello, As a rocky acad 2009 (civil) user the Lisp command is new to me and a big challenge. My job asks me to find the coordinates.

Now I have to look up the coordinates of each point. Of course I can go with the cursor the the point, write down the XY coordinates on a paper, scan it in and send it to the office. Pretty much of a job! There must be a easier way.

Is Lisp a solution? That would be: right click on the point, have the possibillity to fill in the point number; and the XYcoordinates, with the point number, are written to an excel sheet. I googled a bit but as far I could find people use the other way around only: excel coordinates to a drawing. Who knows a Lisp what can do this, or can someone help me out how to write a lisp like this? The points are in a DWG right?

I'd use Data Extraction for this (under Tools). Explore it a bit, I think it's pretty self-explanatory but if any troubles, please come back. Atwood The Man From Mars Pdf Creator. The problem I see is how to match the coordinates with the points. Do the Points have some kind of identification number attached to them, or are they just points?

I have a lisp which prints out coordinates as MText of points that I have, I have to select all the points though. Hmm.might have one that prints all coordinates of all points in one go, if your're interested? >janwillem89 Try it If something will be not clear, I shall try to comment later. In the text in the basic comment in Russian.

It is possible to take advantage Online translator: Export of coordinates of the specified points, the chosen objects: points, blocks, polylines, splines in a text file or Excel. Text file — txt, or csv. A rounding off of coordinates according to current adjustments of a command _UNITS (LUPREC system variable) 3 commands Are certain COOR - export of coordinates COORN-export of coordinates with numbering. Numbers of points are drawn by the text on the current layer, the current style, current height (TEXTSIZE) COORT-export of coordinates with numbering where number considers the text nearest to a point New version see post.