Command inventory
Every callable routine from the plugin file is now surfaced on the page instead of being hidden behind a generic "AutoLISP" label.
AA整合版本.lsp now mapped into the website
Turn a production AutoLISP toolkit into a clear command center
This page now absorbs every callable command from the specified plugin and reorganizes them by real drafting workflow: text cleanup, alignment, line editing, movement, and quick engineering utilities.
Callable commands
31
Complete command coverage from the plugin file, including quick aliases like TXT / T.
Source version
v1.3
Based on the specified AA整合版本.lsp updated on April 1, 2026.
Workflow buckets
5
Re-grouped into practical sections so the site reads like a usable toolkit instead of a raw code dump.
Plugin Console
AA Integration Snapshot
Primary use
Production CAD acceleration
The website now documents export, alignment, line extension, numeric editing, movement, and preset annotation routines in one place.
Text workflows
15+
Selection, CSV export, formatting, alignment, merge, and numeric edit commands collected together.
Line workflows
10+
Vertical line extension, shortening, top/bottom connection, nudge moves, and preset markers.
Mapped Sections
Text Processing
Alignment
Line Editing
Move Utilities
Capabilities
What the site now communicates more clearly
Instead of vaguely saying "CAD automation", the page now exposes the actual command surface of the plugin and explains where each routine fits in day-to-day drafting work.
Workflow grouping
Commands are organized by what engineers actually do: export text, align notes, edit lines, nudge objects, and stamp repeated annotations.
Usable bilingual presentation
The Chinese toggle is corrected so the plugin information can be read cleanly in both Chinese and English.
Toolkit View
The plugin now sits inside the site as a real product surface
The site keeps the broader engineering positioning, but the CAD automation area is no longer abstract. It is grounded in the exact commands inside the source file.
Export
CSV + text cleanup
Document how YSDL, QSTXT, TXT/T, and NU reduce repeated editing work.
Alignment
Text layout operations
Surface left, right, top, bottom, center, stacking, and merge commands in one clearly labeled area.
Line Ops
Vertical line editing
Highlight the extension, shortening, top/bottom connection, and marker-generation commands that belong together.
Nudge
5-unit movement tools
Bundle SYI, XYI, ZYI, and YYI into a fast positioning cluster.
AutoLISP Hub
Every callable command from the plugin, placed where it belongs
This section is built from the specified AA整合版本.lsp file and grouped into practical drafting workflows, so visitors can scan capabilities fast instead of reading raw LISP.
Plugin Intro
Read the source behind this command hub
Open a dedicated source page and raw .lsp copy preserved in the site.
Source file
AA整合版本.lsp
Integrated from the file you pointed to under the AutoLISP workspace.
Updated
2026-04-01
The site copy reflects the newer v1.3 command set, not the older root-level file.
Grouping
5 modules
Text, alignment, measurement, line editing, and movement/annotation utilities.
Coverage
31
Callable commands rendered on-page, with aliases preserved in their cards.
Main focus
Text + line ops
Most commands serve repeated annotation cleanup and line-standardization work.
Presentation
By workflow
This is intentionally not a raw alphabetical dump.
Module
9 commands
Text Export & Formatting
Commands used when the drafting task starts with selecting, standardizing, exporting, or restyling text objects.
YSDL
Command
Export selected TEXT/MTEXT to a CSV file on the desktop, sorted by rows, then recolor the exported text.
Open Source
YSDL.lsp
CONT
Command
Batch-set text style, height, width factor, and evenly stack text top-to-bottom with left alignment.
Open Source
CONT.lsp
TXT
Command
Convert selected text to HZ style with height 3.0 and width factor 0.7; MTEXT is exploded when needed.
Open Source
TXT.lsp
T
Command
Convert selected text to HZ style with height 3.0 and width factor 0.7; MTEXT is exploded when needed.
Open Source
T.lsp
HEI
Command
Stack selected text from top to bottom using a custom spacing value and force left alignment.
Open Source
HEI.lsp
QW
Command
Quickly change the text height of selected text objects.
Open Source
QW.lsp
WI
Command
Change the width factor of selected text objects.
Open Source
WI.lsp
Y
Command
Change selected objects to a preset color.
Open Source
Y.lsp
UU
Command
Set selected objects to white.
Open Source
UU.lsp
Module
7 commands
Selection, Alignment & Merge
Commands that keep only text, align to a visual reference, or merge multiple annotations into one string.
QSTXT
Command
Keep only text objects from the current selection set.
Open Source
QSTXT.lsp
ZUO
Command
Left-align selected text to the left edge of the top-most text object.
Open Source
ZUO.lsp
YOU
Command
Right-align selected text to the right edge of the top-most text object.
Open Source
YOU.lsp
SHANG
Command
Top-align selected text using the left-most reference object.
Open Source
SHANG.lsp
XIA
Command
Bottom-align selected text using the left-most reference object.
Open Source
XIA.lsp
ZHONG
Command
Center-align selected text using the top-most text as the center reference.
Open Source
ZHONG.lsp
HE
Command
Merge multiple selected text objects into one string ordered top-to-bottom and left-to-right.
Open Source
HE.lsp
Module
3 commands
Table, Measurement & Numeric Utilities
Small but useful helpers for table drafting, total length calculation, and mass numeric adjustment inside text.
Module
7 commands
Vertical Line Editing
All of the line extension, shortening, connection, and fixed-end editing routines belong together in one drafting block.
YAN
Command
Extend vertical lines by grouped 2/4 logic with 5-unit increments, supporting upward or downward extension.
Open Source
YAN.lsp
SYAN
Command
Extend selected lines upward by 5 units.
Open Source
SYAN.lsp
XYAN
Command
Extend selected lines downward by 5 units.
Open Source
XYAN.lsp
XSUO
Command
Shorten selected lines upward from the bottom by 5 units.
Open Source
XSUO.lsp
SSUO
Command
Shorten selected lines downward from the top by 5 units.
Open Source
SSUO.lsp
SJ
Command
Draw a short upper connection line at the top end of each selected line.
Open Source
SJ.lsp
XJ
Command
Draw a short lower connection line at the bottom end of each selected line.
Open Source
XJ.lsp
Module
5 commands
Move & Preset Annotation
Fast nudge commands and a fixed marker generator for repetitive annotation work.
SYI
Command
Move selected objects up by 5 units.
Open Source
SYI.lsp
XYI
Command
Move selected objects down by 5 units.
Open Source
XYI.lsp
ZYI
Command
Move selected objects left by 5 units.
Open Source
ZYI.lsp
YYI
Command
Move selected objects right by 5 units.
Open Source
YYI.lsp
BIAN
Command
Generate a preset marker beside selected lines, including a triangle and fixed annotation text.
Open Source
BIAN.lsp
Workflow Cases
How this command hub reads inside the broader engineering site
The page still sells the larger engineering capability, but now the AutoLISP story is backed by specific, scan-friendly command coverage.
Case 01
Text cleanup landing area
Visitors can immediately see that the plugin handles CSV export, standard text styling, height edits, width changes, alignment stacking, and numeric replacement.
Case 02
Line editing cluster
The site now communicates a coherent line workflow instead of scattering extend, shorten, connect, and marker routines across unrelated cards.
Case 03
Bilingual command catalog
Chinese and English visitors can switch languages without the site degrading into mojibake, which was a problem before this edit.
About
Engineering-first presentation, code-backed substance
The site now does a better job of showing real AutoCAD production capability. The command center makes the automation offering concrete instead of generic.
AI
Workflow framing
Keep the larger brand around AI and engineering systems.
CAD
Command specificity
Expose the actual routines engineers can run in production drawings.
EE
Practical organization
Arrange the commands the same way drafting work is actually performed.
Contact
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Service directions
- Translate script collections into clear command hubs and landing pages.
- Package AutoLISP, Python, and process logic into engineer-friendly interfaces.
- Clean up bilingual presentation so technical content stays readable.