7cad Array Rebar
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This is a nice command I made since I was a draftsman. With some little upgrades, now it is available to everyone.
- Call the "ARB" command from your command prompt or Add-Ins ribbon. "ARB" stands for "ArrayRebar".
- select a LINE, a POLYLINE, or an ARC. (Rarely happens but an ARC is fine)
- enter your distribution code like "12F20" or "F16@200", etc.
- Finally, the app will draw an array of specified rebar dots on the selected LINE, POLYLINE, or ARC
For more information, see Screenshots and General Usage Instruction in the Help Document.
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Versione 2.0.0, 17/03/2025
Added AutoCAD 2026 support.
Added AutoCAD 2025 support.
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The command does not work and the icon does not appear after installation on AutoCAD 2022
Hi, Abdulellah, You can find troubleshoot instructions for loading autocad app here in this blog post: https://7cad-programming.com/blog/blog/appautoload/ 7cad Array Rebar is just a lisp file. If you familar with using AutoLisp, you can also simply load the lisp manually. The lisp can be found here in the app's folder: C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\7cad Array Rebar.bundle\Contents\Windows
Ok , i will try , thank you for respond
is it possible to modify this LISP by freeing it from any dependence on system variable or annotation scale or cuix interface, so that it works in the following way. 1- The user starts by entering a number that is considered a scale for enlarging or reducing, then multiplying or dividing it by the value of the diameter of the rod and the distance between the rods. 2- The user enters the value of the diameter of the rod, 3- The user enters the distance between the rods 5- The program starts distributing them as in the original LISP. , usally i use thise scale , one autocad drawing unit = 1 meter
Hi, Abdulellah, I want to keep my app simple. I think you can scale your line or pline up, run the Lisp, then scale down. 3 steps, rather than 5 steps, and that doesn't require any custom programming work. Kind regards,
I have modified it. ، thank you very much , you do great worthly efoorts job