| Forums |
|
AUGI
|
Autodesk User Group International, one of the most visited forums on all of
AutoDesk's products. Chances are good that someone there might help you if you
get stuck. Or simply if you want to find out if something can be done "better". |
|
CadTutor
|
This site also contains some useful tutorials. But mainly it's another forum where
users help each other, some find it friendlier than AUGI. Also the site is totally
independent of AutoDesk, you might even find someone able to help you in other CAD
programs. |
|
TheSwamp
|
This site is arguably the best when you want some help on creating AutoLisp routines
yourself. Many of the most experienced AutoLispers can be found roaming on these pages. |
| Tutorials |
|
Cadalyst
|
A site chock full of useful hints by one of the greats (R.K.McSwain) - you'll probably
run into him on AUGI. You can also see his blog here. |
|
Lee Mac - Tutorials
|
Some helpfull tutorials in How-To work with lisp addons. If you have a lisp but don't
know how to use it - these pages will help no end. |
|
Google |
There are litterally hundreds of such sites. Some even provide free tutorials / videos. |
|
| Programming Resources |
|
AfraLisp
|
AfraLisp has been a staple resource for examples and tutorials for all that's
AutoLisp ... for years now. Many would tell you to view these pages if you want
to 'Lisp' for yourself. |
|
Jeffry P Sanders
|
Lots of samples here, good resource to learn from or just use as is. You can even
ask for some help it seems. |
|
Lee Mac - Programs
|
Although Lee's not been in the Lisp scene for very long (only a few years), he's
grasped the concepts very well. To the point where his examples are awesome
resources for those wanting to learn, even those 'old-hands' wanting to find new ways
of doing things. |
|
