There are many sites with free code, But most if not all are going to do things exactly the way you want.įinally the code 2DGEAR.lsp, Could this be modified to suit you? This could be a starting point. If you are just looking for a lisp already written for you to your exact specifications, It may be a wait. You may find many people contributing to your thread with ideas to help send you in the right direction. example: (defun C: GEAR () and take it step by step. If you have a genuine interest in writing lisp, It would pay for you to get something started at this point by making an honest attempt at it.
Or you may have to wait until someone has the time to walk you thru this. If you are really interested in learning lisp check out this site: I doubt you will learn how to do this over the next few weeks. Many of us in this forum had to develope our skills over a given period of time, Some faster than others. Please understand that writing a lisp routine for something such as this is not an overnight thing either. Is there any literature on how to do this? I feel if I had the ability to write lisp routines I wouldnt have the problem I am in!
I know how to draw a gear no problem but as mentioned in my previous post this will become very time consuming with all the drawings I am going to be doing over the next few weeks. However thankyou very much for the help, however my search still continues! I have tried the 2Dgear.lsp and found that it is similar to the gear lisp routine I already had which only projects a gear in DP not MOD.
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