XANADU65
Guest
Hello, everyone.
after... a bad time.. I came back to follow you.
I would have two questions to ask:
1) I created a custom menu for managing block libraries for autocad 2014, (in the old way with the notepad to mean...with the graphic interface I can not).
the problem is the following... having divided my libraries... into several folders: example \blocchi\arredi\sanitari\lavabi\lav1.dwg lav2.dwg
\blocchi\mobili\...... ...and so on...for the other
in the file search path: tools>options>file..I have to add all myriad folders or there is a search command for individual dwg, considering that the block folder contains 16 subfolders and each contains the drawing blocks and slides.
other question:
having inserted in the drop-down menu a lisp command to bring to zero the objects that have various z odds different from 0, when clicking the drop-down menu command the answer is as follows:
command: (load "c:/used/lsp/zeta.lsp")
; error: unsuccessful loading: "c:/used/lsp/zeta.lsp"
command: zeta command unknown "zeta". press f1 for the guide
How can I obviate? ...do I need to preload the lisp...with appload?
thanks to all
after... a bad time.. I came back to follow you.
I would have two questions to ask:
1) I created a custom menu for managing block libraries for autocad 2014, (in the old way with the notepad to mean...with the graphic interface I can not).
the problem is the following... having divided my libraries... into several folders: example \blocchi\arredi\sanitari\lavabi\lav1.dwg lav2.dwg
\blocchi\mobili\...... ...and so on...for the other
in the file search path: tools>options>file..I have to add all myriad folders or there is a search command for individual dwg, considering that the block folder contains 16 subfolders and each contains the drawing blocks and slides.
other question:
having inserted in the drop-down menu a lisp command to bring to zero the objects that have various z odds different from 0, when clicking the drop-down menu command the answer is as follows:
command: (load "c:/used/lsp/zeta.lsp")
; error: unsuccessful loading: "c:/used/lsp/zeta.lsp"
command: zeta command unknown "zeta". press f1 for the guide
How can I obviate? ...do I need to preload the lisp...with appload?
thanks to all