@lurker I meant that in Excel, you first specify the direction of light in the first column, such as NE or SE, and then the degree measure of that dir...

@lurker Do you enter the coordinates in the wgs84 program in degrees? This is not very accurate, as the minutes have two digits.

@norman-oklahoma I need more details and preferably an example, since I didn't do it, a drawing and nuances of the work)

@jaccen It seems to me that it is better to import from excel with the starting point specified in autocad, that is, from which point the lines will b...

@lurker like that?

@tickmagnet like that?

@tickmagnet OK, I'll finalize it.

@tickmagnet Have I solved your problem?

@jaccen Are you only interested in one command - offset? or move and copy? is this like creating a transparent command or just switching parameters be...

Is the first option ready for you?

Great idea, I'll get on it)