Typically, a coordinate file might look like this:
PointNo,North,East,Elev,Description 1,7652.321,6240.528,658.258,MANHOLE 2,7679.928,6221.083,658.961,EDGE OF ROAD
The default behavior of Pointsin.lsp is to put each block insertion at z=0. But you can easily make Pointsin.lsp put each block insertion at its correct elevation. Just find the following line inside the Pointsin.lsp file (make sure you have the 2012 version of Pointsin.lsp):
'("NORTH" "EAST" nil) ; '(xname yname zname)
Change it to
'("NORTH" "EAST" "ELEV") ; '(xname yname zname)
That's it. Enjoy. And don't borrow money or promise to do things.
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