You're welcome Nicolas, I'm glad that the program will save you time in your work. To summarise, I think the answer to your question is "dupdel.lsp" set to regions only, but the additional lisp's I have listed may also be of use to you. I updated this lisp to list common materials that I actually use most often.Ī bit complicated, but it does give me the desired end result. This gives me the option to select the material type and then lists the weight at a point in the drawing that I select. The fourth lisp called up is "Calcwt.lsp". This deletes duplicate objects and my macro sets it to delete duplicate regions only. This is freely available and the Authors name is in the lisp, so I think OK for me to post it here. The third lisp called up is "dupdel.lsp". I notice that when run for the first time it can take a few seconds to load. The second lisp called up is "Modulus.vlx" which I see you are familiar with.
(I scale down the region object first, because I always draw in mm units).
It also places and displays the centroid. The first lisp called up is "MPcm.lsp" this pastes in the massprops text on the scaled down object and adds the cm based units to the text. Similar to you, I place all the lisp routines in my acaddoc.lsp. I still have to manually pick the same region object 3 times after first running the macro. I feel sure that all this could be made into a simplified lisp, but sadly I do not have the lisp knowledge to do this.
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