Draw grid line based on your selection the space between each line of the grid lines on the private layer called grid, as well as the northing and easting writes coordinates on the grid lines, according to the desired size of the text.
Upload lisp (see how to upload the lisp in cad file for more lisp click here) flow the following instructions
1- Type gg in command line
2- Hit Enter Key
3- Click in the first location (left corner)
4- Click in the second location ( right corner)
5- Enter grid spacing ( i put 50 you can put your own space)
6- Hit Enter Key
7- Enter text height ( i put 2.5 you can put your own text height)
8- Hit Enter Key
gg is an unknown command.... this whole article is now rendered useless :(
ReplyDeleteyou need to load the lisp first....
DeleteThank you very much, man.
ReplyDeleteThis is just what i needed.
You are the best
Great program, any chance to provide the lisp code?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
its downloaded as Notepad file format
ReplyDeleteopen file in notepad and save as by .lsp extention. it will become lisp format. thank you.
DeletePlease provide the correct Lisp
ReplyDeleteIS THERE A WAY THE + AND - CAN BE SWAPPED? IM IN SOUTH AFRICA WHICH MEANS OUR SYSTEM IS MIRRORED TO THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE. I NORMALLY JUST ADD FORMULA *-1
ReplyDeleteTHANKS
hii..
ReplyDeletei tried this but i didnt get that gg command. i already apploaded lisp file but still not working gg command.
maybe you select small area please check to select big area
DeleteHow do you get all the labels to display? I only have the ones around the selected area, but need the individual "boxes" with coordinates on them.
ReplyDeleteIs there a lisp to write coordinates at every intersection point
ReplyDeletehey! thank you very much for this useful lisp!
ReplyDeletei need this to be set color 8 instead of color 9 for grid layer. would you please help me?
thank you very much this is very good.
ReplyDeleteIs there a way to customize the text style to something else?
ReplyDeletethe download link is not a lisp file.
ReplyDeleteHi, I tried to upload the file in BricsCAD but I can't because it is a .FAS file, There is a way I can downloads the lisp. Thanks very much.
ReplyDeleteThanks.Very helpful and quite straight forward
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