Of course you will need to use your own settings but this example should get you off to a good start. This program creates leaders and encloses the leader text in a Balloon. Programming language allows extracting inputting values with regard to objects, data or positional information, LISP is uniquely suited for unstructured design process of AutoCAD projects. (mapcar '(lambda (x) (setvar (car x) (cadr x))) My code looks like thi placing dimensions using AutoLISP - Autodesk: AutoCAD. AutoCAD 2016 A Brief History of AutoLISP and Its Functionality. Then you can send your settings like this: (defun Make_Dimstyle (DimStyleName / DIMENSION_STYLE)

is there a lisp out there can can do this for me or a way to do this with scripts (I tried the record function but no luck) can anybody help?If you have all your settings then try this: Because you cannot edit properties of the Linetype object with this release of ActiveX Automation, use the Load method to load existing linetypes into your drawing. i cant figure out how to write a script file to do this and I'm not good at lisps so. Although you can create a linetype and add it to the Linetypes Collection object using this method, it will be created with the default properties only. Currently I use a script file for setting up my dimension variables I Autocad, I typically like to have the text placement above the dimension line and on leaders I like the text to be centered, this requires me to use the dialog box to set this up the leader text to be centered (setting up the sub-style).

Autocad lisp create leader dimstyles