MY FAVORITE AUTOCAD LISP
DISCLAIMER:
The following LISP are owned by their respective author. I downloaded these LISP from their website for free, I am not responsible for any error or damage will create of this program, these LISP are my favorite to use and very helpul in my works.
BUBBLE.LSP
COPYROT.LSP
GA.LSP
BDRAW.LSP
BLABEL.LSP
DIMROTATE.LSP
DLINE.LSP
DOF.LSP
OL.LSP
ALLCAPS.LSP
BUBBLE.LSP
The use of bubble.lsp is to create a bubble in building grids automatically it will ask you the diameter of circle or bubble and the label inside of it.
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COPYROT.LSP
Copy an entity and rotate it whatever rotation you like at the same time.
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GA.LSP
GA.LSP means Get Area of a close polygon, just click in the middle of the closed polygon and it will give you the area and perimeter.
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BDRAW.LSP
To create or draw property line in lot plan bdraw.lsp is very helpful it will ask you the bearing and length of the lot and it will create you the correct angle and length of the line.
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BLABEL.LSP
After you draw the property line or boudary line and you want to label it with bearing and distance of every point blabel.lsp is your tool to use.
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DIMROTATE.LSP
The simplest wat to rotate the dimension text 180 degrees is use dimrotate.lsp.
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DLINE.LSP
DLINE.LSP is to create double line or making a wall for floor plan and a wall opening for doors or windows, just give the width or distance of two lines you like to draw, when creating an opening like doors you have option to automatically trim the wall.
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DOF.LSP
DOF.LSP is double offset tool to make the single line into double line in your desired thickness.
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OL.LSP
Like the dof you can make the single line into double lines but you have the option to delete the original or middle line.
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ALLCAPS.LSP
Change texts into all capital letters in just one click just select all text you want to change.
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