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Lighting Fixtures Distribution Lisp: Automating lighting fixture placement in autocad drawing is technique which is used to save time from manual work. Lighting Fixtures Distribution Lisp is free tool which is used to space blocks like recessed lights, pendant lamps etc evenly along polylines or between points. this tool is useful for architects, lighting designers and MEP drafters they can use this tool to make consistent spacing and make their drafting workflow fast.
Key Features
- Even Fixture Spacing
Automatically calculates equal intervals for any number of fixtures along straight or curved polylines. - Support for Block and Xref
Inserts native AutoCAD blocks or externally referenced symbols without breaking links. - Flexible Alignment
Options to align fixtures to polyline normals, tangent directions, or maintain original block orientation. - Custom Start and End Offsets
Define margins at the beginning and end of the run to accommodate wall clearance or design requirements. - Interactive Selection
Picks polyline or two points with on-screen prompts, then requests fixture count or spacing distance. - Lightweight & No Installation Needed
Load the single.lsp
file directly into your drawing session—no setup or menus required.
How to Install and Use: Lighting Fixtures Distribution Lisp
- Download the LISP File
SaveLightDist.lsp
from the link below to your local drive. - Load into AutoCAD
At the Command prompt, enterAPPLOAD
, browse toLightDist.lsp
, and click Load. - Run the Command
TypeLightDist
in the Command line and press Enter. - Select Path or Points
- Polyline Method: Click on the polyline representing the desired fixture run.
- Points Method: Type
P
and pick two endpoints.
- Specify Fixture Details
- Enter the block name to insert (or accept default).
- Choose the spacing mode: number of fixtures or exact distance interval.
- Input start/end offset distances if needed.
- Place Fixtures
The lisp will automatically insert and align fixtures at calculated intervals.