Draw 'T Lisp is a NEW service of DansMark Software Solutions.

  This process, produces an Autolisp program from your drawing!
It's a great way to create your programming, while saving time & money!

Options of Draw 'T Lisp service:
1) Auto-Convert (Unstructured Software Auto-Conversion of .DWG to .LSP):  Good quality
2) Hand-Convert (Structured Software Auto-Conversion of .DWG to .LSP):  Better quality
3) Auto-Convert (Unstructured Software Auto-Conversion .DXF to .LSP):  Good quality
4) Hand-Conversion (Structured Hand-Picked Entity Conversion .DWG to .LSP):  Best quality


Option #1
Unstructured Auto-Convert .DWG to .LSP
With this option, entity selection is unstructured (random selection).
  This service will auto-convert your drawing (.dwg) into autolisp (.lsp) code.
You get back the Autolisp skeleton code program, that turns your drawing into a full blown program!
All entity varibles are captured, and placed at the start of the Autolisp program.
  Optional: Each entity gets a color-coded text entity, placed at it's starting-point, that references the program-code to the entity (the color-code format is; line=2, arc=5, circle=3, polyline=1, block=4, text=6, dimension=7, hatch=8).
  Just change the variables in the code, then the drawing will Auto-Update itself to any change in the design, instantly!
(also, a good teaching tool for programmers to learn for themselves).
Sample of unstructured .dwg auto-conversion.


Option #2
Structured Auto-Convert .DWG to .LSP
With this option, entity selection is structured (organized selection).
  This service will hand-convert your drawing (.dwg) into autolisp (.lsp) code.
You get back the Autolisp skeleton code program, that turns your drawing into a full blown program!
All entity varibles are captured, and placed at the start of the Autolisp program.
  Optional: Each entity gets a color-coded text entity, placed at it's starting-point, that references the program-code to the entity (the color-code format is; line=2, arc=5, circle=3, polyline=1, block=4, text=6, dimension=7, hatch=8).
  Just change the variables in the code, then the drawing will Auto-Update itself to any change in the design, instantly!
(also, a good teaching tool for programmers to learn for themselves).
Sample of structured .dwg auto-conversion.



Option #3
Unstructured Auto-Convert .DXF to .LSP
With this option, entity selection is unstructured (random selection, as they appear in the .dxf file).
  This service will auto-convert your drawing (.dwf) into autolisp (.lsp) code.
You get back the Autolisp skeleton code program, that turns your .dxf into a full blown program!
All entity varibles are captured, and placed at the start of the Autolisp program.
  Optional: Each entity gets a color-coded text entity, placed at it's starting-point, that references the program-code to the entity (the color-code format is; line=2, arc=5, circle=3, polyline=1, block=4, text=6, dimension=7, hatch=8).
  Just change the variables in the code, then the drawing will Auto-Update itself to any change in the design, instantly!
(also, a good teaching tool for programmers to learn for themselves).
Sample of unstructured .dxf auto-conversion.



Option #4
Each entity is Hand-Converted .DWG to .LSP
  This service will hand-convert ever entity in your drawing (.dwg) into autolisp (.lsp) code.
You get back the Autolisp skeleton code program, that turns your drawing into a full blown program!
  Each entity is individually converted, so the code can be sequenced in a definitive order.
As each entity is captured, the starting coordinate is captured along with the X,Y,Z distances to the next coordinate-point, then they are placed in an ordered sequence as varibles.
  Also entities that connect to each other are mapped so the next entity starts were the previous entity ends!
nbsp; These entities are relational, in other words, if there are 20 entities connected to the entity that is changed, the other entities are moved according to the new end-point of the entity that was changed (unlike a polyline: Changes to any entity moves all the following connected entities accordingly).
Sample of .dwg individual hand-conversion.



  There are 2 ways to turn your skeleton code program, into a better program:
1) You finish/fine-tune the code to suit your needs (adjust/add variables/connect entities).
2) Let DMSS finish/fine-tune the code to suit your needs (adjust/add variables/connect entities/create dialogs/create databases/ect).

What you need to do:
  Simply send your electronic drawing (".dwg", or ".dxf"), to DansMark Software Solutions (by email, or CD), with the drawing(s) to convert.
(Sorry, hardcopy/paper/picture/other-formats of drawings, are NOT excepted)
Click here to Send A Drawing: Send my drawing to DMSS

If you want DMSS to complete the code, include a complete description of the final program you would like produced.

Re-produce your drawing using variables, in seconds.

Program output: