MVSETUP

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;;;   Support for ISO standard sheets and first angle projection method
;;;   for orthographic projection has been added 1991-02-04
;;;
;;;   by Peter Danielsson / Autodesk AB
;;;
;;;   Note: This is an update of the original MVSetup.lsp dated 90-11-19,
;;;   which was shipped until late Februari 1991. When MVSetup is used for
;;;   the first time, it creates a datafile called MVSetup.DFS. This datafile
;;;   is used every time you run MVSetup.lsp. If you have used the old
;;;   version of MVSetup.lsp, and thereby have created the DFS-file, be sure
;;;   to remove it before running this version of MVSetup. Otherwise it will
;;;   not give you the options to select ISO drawing sheets. If you have made
;;;   changes to your old DFS-file, you will have to integrate those changes
;;;   into the new DFS-file which will be created the first time this new
;;;   version is executed.
;;;   The ISO drawing sheets included in this file does also include
;;;   titleblocks and revisionbars. It was my intention to make those title-
;;;   blocks as close to existing standards as possible. As we all do know
;;;   different companies tend to use different titleblocks. Titleblocks
;;;   also vary alot between different branches and therefore the task of
;;;   designing a general purpose titleblock is a bit hazardous.
;;;   Titleblocks created by this version are based on existing standard.
;;;   Fields for owner, title and drawing number is in accordance with
;;;   ISO 5457 and the location of the field for edition is in accordance
;;;   with ISO 7200. The location and design of all other fields follow
;;;   the guidelines given by the Swedish Mechanical Standards Institution -
;;;   SMS, except a field for filename that has been added. You may remove it.
;;;   The titleblock with of 170 mm is in accordance with ISO 5457, but has
;;;   been increased for the size A4 so that the fields cover the full with
;;;   of the drawing space.
;;;   I find it likely that users will need to customize the output of this
;;;   routine in order to support their specific needs. The easiest way doing
;;;   this should be by following this method:
;;;
;;;       1. Insert the titleblock by using the MVSetup routine.
;;;       2. Answer Y to the question if you want to save drawing to disk.
;;;       3. END your current drawing and enter the drawing (with titleblock)
;;;          you just created by typing 2 <Return> and iso_a3 (for the ISO A3
;;;          titleblock) at the main menu.
;;;       4. Do the corrections you find necessary (for example adding a
;;;          logotype, changing some layers or translating textstrings in the
;;;          titleblock)
;;;       5. SAVE the drawing.
;;;
;;;   The next time you use the MVSETUP routine it will insert your modified
;;;   iso_a4.dwg instead of creating a new.
;;;
;;;   Also note:
;;;   It is quite common to use Attributes in a titleblock in order to format
;;;   the text to be entered into the title block. The MVSetup does not pause
;;;   for attributes. If you are adding attributes to one of the drawingfiles
;;;   (say iso_a3-dwg) you will have to insert it using AutoCAD's normal
;;;   INSERT-command. You might know that the XREF-command doesn't handle
;;;   attributes either. If you wish to use Attributes and Xref you will have
;;;   to create a separate titleblock attribute block which could be inserted
;;;   with the INSERT-command after inserting the titleblock with XREF.
;;;
;;;   Please read the following instructions...
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;;; DESCRIPTION
;;;
;;;   This is a new setup routine for Release 11 and Mview.
;;;
;;;   It is based around a set of functionality that was determined to be a
;;;   necessary part of preparing a drawing for plotting.  This routine allows
;;;   the user to insert several pre-defined title blocks (ANSI A - E) and in
;;;   addition it allows the user to create a set of viewports within the
;;;   title block just inserted.  A global scale may be specified as a ratio
;;;   between the scale of the title block in paperspace and the model geometry
;;;   in modelspace.  For example, if you were doing an engineering drawing at
;;;   a scale of 1:4 or quarter scale, then you would specify that you wanted
;;;   a ratio of 1 paperspace unit to 4 modelspace units.  The routine will
;;;   convert this to 0.25xp for the Zoom command.  You may also elect to
;;;   align the viewports.
;;;
;;;   (The first time you invoke MVSETUP, you may notice a slight delay.
;;;   This occurs because the routine is creating a default file of various
;;;   title blocks and viewport layouts.  If you should accidentally erase
;;;   your default file, another will be created the next time you invoke
;;;   MVSETUP.  The file will be created in the directory specified by the
;;;   AutoCAD system variable "ACADPREFIX".  If you run AutoCAD from a
;;;   directory other than that one, and the system variables ACAD or ACADCFG
;;;   do not point to that directory, then MVSETUP will not be able to find
;;;   it, and will create a new one in the directory pointed to by the first
;;;   path found in the current setting of the AutoCAD system variable
;;;   "ACADPREFIX".)
;;;
;;;   When you invoke MVSETUP from the command line or one of the menus, you
;;;   are given four options;  three dealing with the creation and manipulation
;;;   of viewports, and one which allows you to insert various "title blocks".
;;;   The initial prompts are shown below.
;;;
;;;
;;;         MVSetup, Version 1.00bN, (c) 1990 by Autodesk, Inc.
;;;         Align viewports/Create viewports/Scale viewports/Title block/Undo:
;;;
;;;   The Align viewports option presents you with several more options; you
;;;   are asked to determine the type of alignment you wish to perform.
;;;
;;;         Angled/Horizontal/Vertical alignment/Rotate view/Undo?
;;;
;;;   The Horizontal and Vertical options ask you to pick a basepoint in one
;;;   viewport, and the point to move in another viewport.  The view in the
;;;   second viewport is panned by the offset distance in X or Y between
;;;   the two points relative to the zoom scale factor of the second viewport.
;;;
;;;   The Angled option asks you for these two points and for a distance and
;;;   angle from the basepoint.  The point in the first viewport at the
;;;   specified distance and angle from the basepoint is where the "other"
;;;   point will be panned.
;;;
;;;   The Rotate view option asks you for a basepoint and a rotation angle
;;;   and uses the DVIEW command to change the view twist.  This generally
;;;   will be useful only when the UCS of the view you are rotating is
;;;   parallel to the screen and would be used to align a view with an
;;;   angled edge with the Align Angled option.
;;;
;;;   Selecting Create viewports prompts you with the following:
;;;
;;;         Delete objects/<Create viewports>:
;;;
;;;   Selecting Delete objects provides you with a general selection prompt
;;;   at which time you may delete any paperspace objects that you wish.
;;;   This is intended to allow you to clear an area for your new viewports.
;;;   Modelspace entities will NOT be removed.
;;;
;;;
;;;   Selecting Create viewports prompts you to select one of the viewport
;;;   options listed.
;;;
;;;         Available Mview viewport layout options:
;;;
;;;         0:       None
;;;         1:       Single
;;;            2:       Std. Engineering 1st angle projection
;;;         3:       Std. Engineering 3rd angle projection
;;;         4:       Array of Viewports
;;;
;;;         Redisplay/<Number of entry to load>:
;;;
;;;   Pressing RETURN or selecting "None" returns you to the main prompt
;;;   without creating any viewports.
;;;
;;;   "Single" is a single viewport which can fill the default area open in
;;;   the sheet or it can be located by picking two points on the screen.
;;;
;;;   Std. Engineering is a set of four viewports with a plan, a front and
;;;   an isometric view. 1st angle projection arranges the views according
;;;   to the first angle projection method, formerly referred to as method
;;;   E. 3rd angle projection arranges the views according to the third
;;;   angle projection method formerly referred to as method A. This to
;;;   methods are described in ISO 128.
;;;
;;;   The "Array of Viewports" allows you to specify any array of viewports
;;;   that you want to place on your sheet, from a 1 by 2 or 2 by 1 to any
;;;   level allowed by AutoCAD.
;;;
;;;
;;;   After selecting option 1, 2 ,3 or 4, you are prompted to specify the
;;;   bounding area for the viewports that are to be created. Each of the
;;;   title blocks provided has a bounding region defined for it in the
;;;   default file.  You can select to create all of the viewports within
;;;   this region by selecting "Default" at the following prompt:
;;;
;;;         Bounding area for viewports.  Default/<First point >:
;;;
;;;   You can also select two points on the screen and the number of viewports
;;;   you subsequently define will be mapped into this area.
;;;
;;;   Picking options 2,3 or 4 prompts you to specify the distance between the
;;;   viewports; the interstitial distance.  This value must be a positive
;;;   number but may be zero.  The value you enter for X is automatically
;;;   assigned to Y, though you may specify Y to have a different value.
;;;   If you selected option 2or 3 above, then the four viewports are created
;;;   and the four views are mapped into them as defined in the default file.
;;;   The other options create the viewports but do not change the views in
;;;   any of them; the view will be a plan view in the current UCS.
;;;
;;;
;;;   Selecting Scale viewports at the main menu prompts you to select the
;;;   viewports you wish to scale.  If you select one or more viewports
;;;   you asked whether you want to set the zoom scales all at once or for
;;;   each viewport separately:
;;;
;;;         Set zoom scale factors for viewports.  Interactively/<Uniform>:
;;;
;;;   After selecting one of these you are asked the following;
;;;
;;;         Enter the ratio of paper space units to model space units...
;;;         Number of paper space units.  <1.0>:
;;;         Number of model space units.  <1.0>:
;;;
;;;   The number of viewports specified will have their zoom scales changed
;;;   by the ratio of the paper space units divided by the model space units.
;;;   This is cumulative over time, so performing this operation twice with
;;;   paper space units set to 1.0 and model space units set to 2.0 will give
;;;   the same results as doing it once with 1.0 an 4.0 as the values.
;;;
;;;
;;;   Selecting Title block from the main menu gives you another sub-menu.
;;;
;;;         Delete objects/Origin/<Insert title block>:
;;;
;;;   Delete objects works as described above under Create viewports.
;;;   Origin allows you to specify a new UCS origin for the subsequent
;;;   insertion of a title block.  Pressing RETURN will cause you to be
;;;   presented with a list of available title blocks or sheets.
;;;
;;;         Available title block options:
;;;
;;;         0:       NONE
;;;            1:             ISO A4 Size
;;;            2:             ISO A3 Size
;;;            3:             ISO A2 Size
;;;            4:             ISO A1 Size
;;;            5:             ISO A0 Size
;;;         6:       ANSI-V Size
;;;         7:       ANSI-A Size
;;;         8:       ANSI-B Size
;;;         9:       ANSI-C Size
;;;         10:      ANSI-D Size
;;;
;;;         11:      ANSI-E Size
;;;         12:      Arch/Engineering (24 x 36)
;;;
;;;         Add/Redisplay/<Number of entry to load>:
;;;
;;;   This list includes the ANSI and ISO standard sheet layouts from A to E
;;;   and includes size A Vertical.  Selecting the number preceding one of the
;;;   selections causes one of two things to occur.  One, if the AutoCAD
;;;   drawing associated with the selections cannot be found, then the
;;;   default file is read, a definition is extracted, and the drawing is
;;;   created in your current drawing.  You are then asked whether you want
;;;   to save this drawing to disk.  If you want to use this drawing more
;;;   than once, you should answer Yes to this prompt.  Two, if the AutoCAD
;;;   drawing can be found then it is INSERTed into your drawing at 0,0.
;;;
;;;   The other options are Add, Delete and Redisplay.
;;;
;;;   Pressing RETURN or selecting 0 for "None" at this prompt returns you
;;;   to the main menu.  Selecting the number of a viable entry causes one
;;;   of two things to occur:  if you selected one of the built-in entries,
;;;   and you have not created a drawing by the name associated with this
;;;   entry, the default file is scanned for a definition, and if found,
;;;   the title block is created in your current drawing.  You are asked
;;;   whether you want to create a drawing of the entities just created.
;;;   For example, picking 6 (ANSI-V Size) gives you the following prompt:
;;;
;;;         Create a drawing named ansi-v.dwg? <Y>:
;;;
;;;   Answering Yes causes a drawing to be created and reinserted into your
;;;   drawing where it was created.
;;;
;;;   If the drawing already exists it is inserted at the current UCS origin.
;;;   This is the mechanism for using your own title blocks and parts of
;;;   title blocks.
;;;
;;;   Selecting Add after the available title blocks are listed gives you
;;;   the following prompts; example text is given in parentheses:
;;;
;;;         Name to save: (Title block 1)
;;;
;;;         Block to insert: (tb-1)
;;;
;;;   A line looking like this
;;;
;;;         Title block 1,tb-1.dwg
;;;
;;;   is added after the last entry in the default file.
;;;
;;;   Selecting Delete at the same prompt allows you to delete any of the
;;;   lines listed except line 0.  Redisplay causes the list to be displayed
;;;   again.
;;;
;;;   If neither a valid drawing or a definition can be found you are so
;;;   informed and returned to the main menu.

spp_wall

都是英文  好考验人啊

自贡黄明儒

楼主发现了是好东西，何不翻译一下？

zc叫兽

看不懂，干啥用的呢

tumu2008323

好像是cad自带的MVSETUP的lsp版本