Wings1080, in addition to what Murph and dgorsman already said, and without knowing your xyz data format, but if the data is a text file (csv, txt.) then perhaps you may consider change it to a.scr file, and then use the command script to import your xyz data to de dwg. The.scr, must have this format (the xyz must be separated by a comma, and a space at end, or an empty line between xyz and at the end) i.e.

_. Namo Webeditor 6 Keygen more. Point 10.00,10.00,10.00 15.00,15.00,15.00 20.00,20.00,20.00 or _.Point 10.00,10.00,10.00 15.00,15.00,15.00 20.00,20.00,20.00 Before using the script command, turn the Snap off. HTH Henrique.

Apr 01, 2003 Import 3D Points from Excel (AutoLISP Solutions) 1 Apr, 2003 By: Tony Hotchkiss Create AutoCAD polylines from point data stored in spreadsheets.

CAD tip # 8496: Question CAD% platform category With the enhanced version of the free LISP utility ASCPOINT - see - you can import CDF/SDF text files into 2D or 3D points, polylines and block references. The ASCPOINT command reads selected file (comma- or space-delimited, e.g. From Excel) and inserts points, vertices or blocks on the specified coordinates. The option 'Insert' allows to select a predefined block with any number of attributes.

The input file can then contain the values of these attributes which will be filled in on import - e.g.: 12.3 4.56 7.8 MyAtt1 MyAtt2 For a single label you can use e.g. The block and an input file in the format: X,Y,Z,Label Sample video: ACAD * CAD 28.2.2012 42496×.