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The block creation and editing are only available on the Windows version of AutoCAD and are not available for Macs. It works with layers, and you can create and edit blocks, use PDFs as underlays, and upload documents to AutoCAD WS for mobile viewing. This list of differences applies to both the Windows and Mac versions.ĪutoCAD LT is the more economical version of AutoCAD, and therefore just has all the basic features, like tool palettes, external referencing, and printing/plotting in 2D.

#Load lisp in autocad lt 2015 software

This article will also include the top features to consider when evaluating the AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT software or check out this comparison chart here. With this article, we have noted the top differences between both.

#Load lisp in autocad lt 2015 full

There are some distinct differences between AutoCAD LT and the full version, AutoCAD. But as I said take this with a grain of salt, because this is just what I have learned from my own research into the subject of being "legal".AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT are similar but not identical.

#Load lisp in autocad lt 2015 code

I know for sure that the LISP engines are different because I've had to adjust code (that worked fine in FULL ACAD) to make it work with Extender.

Having done this I believe that Extender is now "legal". This is why in the new releases of Extender not quite all the LISP functions work (mostly VLISP functions) correctly. This forced Extender to write their own LISP processing engine as well as routines for the commands.

#Load lisp in autocad lt 2015 install

Now from release 2004 and up Autodesk has completely removed those components from the LT install package. This is when Autodesk slapped a lawsuit on them. LT Extender would then open up those functions for your use. In LT releases from 2002 and down (2000i, 2000, etc.) Autodesk had actually left the core LISP processor and even some "Full ACAD" commands in the LT install package, they just made them inaccessible. As far as the not loading routines all the time I simply made a button for my LT users that will load the routines for them.Īlso, as far as legal issues go here is what I know (not saying it's fact but through my research I believe this to be correct). Sometimes routines won't get loaded automatically, reactors won't fire all the time (this would be one of my biggest complaints), and some VLISP commands won't function. I have noticed no stability issues related to ACLT when Extender is loaded just the Extender LISP environment. When I said "not quite as stable as I would like" I was speaking of the LISP environment. Take your most cad-illiterate user: is there anything he/she has to do differently than they would if they were using full AutoCAD? We always need to look at the "weakest link" factor. Do you have the names of some others? The guys in the local users group only knew of "the German one that Autodesk is trying to sue" was how one of them put it - that would be LT Extender. Excellent point to keep in mind.Īll the research I did only came up with these two programs. Please research before you try out or purchase any of these programs! Friendly warning.Very good point about the (possible) void of support & subscription! I don't have to worry about the subscription, but many others do. I will make a big point to mention that Autodesk may not continue to offer you Support and/or void your subscription if they know that you are using these programs. For the record, there are quite a few of these programs out there. We tried out a 30 day trial of LT extender and it worked surprisingly well.

Hopefully this will benefit a number of people out there.

If you are familiar with both of these: in your opinion is it worth paying 3 times the cost for the Toolkit Max? I'm wondering if the cost difference is a sign of quality difference between the two, or if it just simply means that one is more expensive.ĪNY & ALL comments/suggestions are appreciated - positive or negative! Has anyone used either of these programs or know anyone who has?Īre either of them "install & forget" or does the end user (with no lisp knowledge) have to modify what they do to get them to work correctly? I've done some research & come up with two software add-ons that will (supposedly) add the functionality I need:ĭoes anyone know of other quality programs that "unlock" lisp in LT?

#Load lisp in autocad lt 2015 upgrade

I have one seat of AutoCAD LT 2005 that is used seldom enough that it is definitely not worth the cost to upgrade to a full AutoCAD license (upgrade quoted at $2000+), but without lisp functionality she can't use the majority of our custom routines.