Here is a simple “Hello World!” program written in AutoLISP (Visual LISP):
(setq message "Hello World!")
(princ message)
In this code:
(setq ...)sets the value ofmessageto the string “Hello World!”.(princ ...)prints the value ofmessageto the screen.
To run this code, you would typically open AutoCAD (or another application that supports Visual LISP), create a new script, and enter these lines. Then, you could execute the script by clicking the “Run” button or pressing F5. The output should be “Hello World!” displayed in a message box or printed to the console.
Note: In Visual LISP, the princ function is used for printing text messages, whereas the print function would return the string instead of printing it directly.
Prompt
beautiful woman, in full height, great body, gorgeous figure, beautiful face, learns AutoLISP / Visual LISP programming language, beautiful background, magnificent scenery, colorful, very detailed, HD, highly detailed, sharp focus, stunningly beautiful, origami style, paper art, pleated paper, folded, origami art, pleats, cut and fold, centered composition
Negative prompt
noisy, sloppy, messy, grainy, highly detailed, ultra textured, photo
Text model: llama3
Image model: CHEYENNE
