Lisp files and the AutoCad LT series

[benb2000]

Will the LT series allow you to run a Lisp file? I am looking to move from AutoCad R13 to AutoCad 2005 LT ( 2 D drafting only ) but I use several LIsp files. Your assistance is appreciated

[YosSa]

No it wont, as far as i know. :!:
:arrow:
Buy 2005, not 2005LT if ya want to use LSP or VBA files.

[benb2000]

Thankyou for your reply.

[YosSa]

Customization—The AutoCAD 2005 platform offers fully extensible drawing and application customization through APIs (application programming interfaces) such as Visual LISP™, VBA, and ActiveX®. AutoCAD LT 2005 is not an extensible product.

If you want to read it al :

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet...amp;id=2498397

[Eddie]

8) Acutally....there are addons the will allow LT2000 (onwards I believe) to run LISP......
Have a look on the net....I believe DRCAUTO produces one of them..

Good luck

Hope this helps.

[architech]

I believe you want "LT Extender".

Here's the link.

http://www.lt-extender.com/
:wink:

Hope that helps.
:mrgreen:

[YosSa]

Dont know about LT2005 he asked for .. :?: :arrow:

read this :!: :!: http://www.lt-extender.com/englisch/frameset.htm and chekout

List of all supported AutoCAD LT versions ...

:!: :!:

But anyway, its a matter of time and 2005LT will be supported, although i would recommend you to buy 2005 in stead of 2005LT. [/url]

[Eddie]

8) Yes...I tend to agree with YosSa......It may mean $$$ but the added functionality will outway the cost.....

[architech]

You guys are right .... he wanted LT2005. I missed that, but like you said YosSa . . . in time they will have it. :wink:

If you click on their link where it says ....
Please note this information around LT 2004 !

They discuss their continous effort to improve their product, version after version. So LT2005 support should be there soon.

But anyway.

This added product does supposedly make LT into a full version of AutoCAD. The cost of LTextender & LTacad is less than ACAD full version. :arrow:

It's an alternative to buying the full ACAD.

But like you guys.
I'd rather buy the full version and be done with it. :mrgreen: