A fellow AutoCAD user friend of mine asked me yesterday if I knew a good place to learn the basics of how to program using LISP (in our world, that's short for AutoLISP).
His question reminded me that about 7 years ago I prepared a 3 lesson tutorial to allow an AutoCAD drafter to get the foot in the door writing simple AutoLISP commands. If all you want to do is combine sequences of commands with a little input from users, these 3 lessons may be all you need. And they are intended to begin with the basics for a regular AutoCAD user.
I wrote the tutorials at PBWiki (Peanut Butter Wiki), which is now called PBWorks. Here are the links to the lessons:
Front Page
Lesson 1: Hello, worldLesson 2: Your first custom AutoCAD command
Lesson 3: Saving your work
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