Drawing regeneration

[tony]

I am using Autocad 2012 and are trying to get this command "LAYOUTREGENCTL" to stay set to either 1 or 2. I can set it through the options dialogue or from the command line but it changes back to 0 instantly

Any suggestions out there? I am running Autocad Structural Detailing on top of Autocad, is it possible this is preventing the change?

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[rkmcswain]

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@Tony wrote:

I am using Autocad 2012 and are trying to get this command "LAYOUTREGENCTL" to stay set to either 1 or 2. I can set it through the options dialogue or from the command line but it changes back to 0 instantly

Any suggestions out there? I am running Autocad Structural Detailing on top of Autocad, is it possible this is preventing the change?

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It changes back instantly? Meaning that it never really changes to what you are manually setting it to?

Either there is a reactor loaded that is doing this, or this is some feature of your add-on product.

[tony]

Thanks for the reply
What is a reactor

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[rkmcswain]

Essentially, it's a piece of code running all the time that monitors things (whatever you tell it too)

So there could be a reactor loaded that is monitoring that system variable, and as soon as it changes, the reactor fires some code to change it back.

It's a long shot, but possible.

Here is an example of a reactor that alerts you when your autosave setting is changed.