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I installed the software and it installed succesfully. but when i start to working wih 3d max there was no message and the problem also did not solve...please can you help me to make it work on 3dmax 2015

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This site is primarily aimed towards utilising the AutoLISP & Visual LISP APIs to create custom programs which may be run within full versions of AutoCAD (not LT versions) and many of its derivative programs.

In addition to my custom programming services, I offer a plethora of free LISP programs available for you to download, covering a huge range of applications: from text manipulation to attribute extraction and everything inbetween.

AutoLISP is a dialect of the LISP programming language engineered to enable manipulation & customisation of AutoCAD and many of its derivative programs such as Civil 3D, MEP, Architecture, Electrical etc. AutoLISP is restricted to running on full versions of AutoCAD and cannot be run in any version of AutoCAD LT. Other applications such as Bricscad and IntelliCAD also offer the ability to run AutoLISP programs.

Visual LISP is an extension of AutoLISP introduced as an add-on to AutoCAD R14, and subsequently fully incorporated into the release of AutoCAD 2000. Visual LISP provides access to the ActiveX/COM and offers many advanced functions to aid with customisation.

I have updated my Length & Area Field application to Version 1.3. This new version converts the two core commands c:lf (Length Field) and c:af (Area Field) into the functions lengthfield and areafield respectively. These functions may each be evaluated with two parameters: an optional target attribute tag and an optional field formatting code, thus enabling the user to define endless custom commands in a manner similar to that of my Quick Field utility. I have provided a full explanation of how to define additional custom commands on the program page, and have also included a table of contents for ease of navigation.

I have updated my LM:intersections function as part of my set of Intersection Functions to validate the applicability of the ActiveX intersectwith method on the two supplied vla-objects prior to invoking this method. The function will therefore gracefully return nil if either of the supplied objects do not support this method.

Following an excellent suggestion received from an avid user of my programs, I have updated my Layer Director utility to Version 1.5. This new version incorporates the option to enable an 'xref-dependent' layer assignment, causing external references to be automatically inserted on a layer whose name matches that of the inserted xref, with an optional prefix & suffix, and fully-configurable layer properties.

I have further developed my Automatically Label Attributes program and have updated the program to Version 1.2. The new version enables full compatibility with multileaders containing attributed block content, and the user may configure the program to renumber attributed blocks, attributed mleaders, or both. The new version also rectifies a number of bugs present in the previous version, and restructures the program code to improve readability. There is also a new GIF animation for your viewing pleasure.

I have added a new program to the General Programs section of the site: Double Extend allows the user to extend both ends of all lines, arcs, 2D & 3D polylines in a selection by a specified amount. As demonstrated, the program will perform successfully with both 2D and 3D objects, constructed in any UCS plane.

I have added a new Circle Tangents program to the site. This program allows the user to dynamically construct two circles connected with a pair of lines meeting the circumference of each circle at a tangent. The program also utilises my recently published GrSnap utility to enable full Object Snap functionality at each prompt.

After much delay, I have finally found some spare time to add my new GrSnap utility to the Subfunction Library section of the site. This utility was in fact written at the end of last year & provides a means of enabling the use of full Object Snap functionality within a grread loop.

I have entirely rewritten my oldest & most popular block counting application: Count Version 1.4 should now be fully compatible with all full versions of AutoCAD (including 2015) running on both 32-bit & 64-bit Windows operating systems. The new version also offers an enhanced settings dialog, allowing the user to configure several additional parameters which were not available in the previous version.

I have also updated my Layer Director program to Version 1.2. The new version will allow the user to specify basic layer properties to be applied to layers which are automatically created by the program. I have also changed the loading method to use the post-initialisation s::startup function and have restructured the code used to construct the Visual LISP Command Reactor to hopefully resolve some reported issues in which the application was not automatically enabled for some drawing files.

Firstly, I would like to apologise to my readers for the distinct lack of updates to my site over the past month - my workload has increased substantially this year and my free time is unfortunately currently in short supply. To those who have contacted me directly, please know that I have received your messages, but finding the time to adequately respond to everyone in a timely manner is becoming increasingly difficult - for this I apologise.

My Extract Nested Block program has now been published to the Autodesk Exchange App Store! The published version has a professional application installer and comes complete with a custom ribbon panel from which to launch the application. Feel free to rate & review the app!

My Background Mask program has now been published and is available to download from the Autodesk Exchange App Store. The published version includes an application installer and a custom ribbon panel from which to launch the application. Feel free to rate and review the app!

My old Centerline program has recently been rewritten & updated to Version 1.2. The new version has cleaner code and performs successfully on a wider range of CAD platforms following a recently received bug report submitted by an avid user.

I am pleased to list PHCAD as an affiliate of Lee Mac Programming. Paul is a talented & certified professional draughtsman and, in addition to advertising his services, his site offers free resources in the form of LISP tips & an expanding block library.

I have updated my Align Text program to Version 1.3; this version allows the user to reposition a selection of single-line text objects with any rotation, aligned in a direction perpendicular to the text rotation. The updated program will furthermore perform successfully with text constructed in any UCS plane.

My Align Objects to Curve program has now been completely rewritten and updated to Version 1.2 to enable the program to perform successfully in all UCS & Views. The alignment controls offered by the program have also been refined, with the additional option to allow the user to rotate the set of objects relative to the selected curve.

I have once again updated my Nested Block Counter to Version 1.4 to implement another fix for an issue relating to counting Standard Blocks nested within Dynamic Blocks which are using different Visibility States. This issue should now (hopefully) be fully resolved.

I have updated my Batch Attribute Editor program to Version 1.2. This update hopefully implements a fix for the scripting bug present in previous versions of the program, and also offers the user the ability to select multiple attributed blocks from the active drawing whose attribute values may be added to the list of items to be modified. This should no doubt greatly reduce the tediousness of manually inputting the attribute information.

Almost three years later, I am now offering a new Batch Attribute Editor program. This program allows the user to modify the values of multiple attributes residing within multiple attributed blocks across multiple drawings. A full description of this new and improved program may be found on the dedicated program page.

Added Friends of Lee Mac Programming to the homepage sidebar. If you wish to become a friend of Lee Mac Programming and feel that your site has suitable content which is relevant to my site, feel free to contact me.