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I want to add a custom command to "ss", but adding it to acad.pgp doesn't work. All my other commands work, but for "ss" It seems there is a transparent command "sideshot" which is taking priority.
Anyone know how I can remove the sideshot command?
I would wonder if acad is finding a different copy of the acad.pgp file then
the one that your editing. Look at your support paths. The top of the list
takes priority. I would check that you are editing the file found in the 1st
support path.
John, I would think these are like "native" commands, they WILL take
priority.
Bill
"John Mayo" wrote in message
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I would wonder if acad is finding a different copy of the acad.pgp file then
the one that your editing. Look at your support paths. The top of the list
takes priority. I would check that you are editing the file found in the 1st
support path.
Don't worry guys - my issue was resolved with UNDEFINE.
It is in fact a built in command so it's not specified in any other acad.pgp file. This is evident by the fact that UNDEFINE worked, as it only works for built in commands. Had SS or DD been defined in a lisp or any other customisation file like acad.pgp, the UNDEFINE command would not have worked.
You can easily tell which file your application is using by typing
(findfile "acad.pgp") on the command line, mine returns this:
"U:\\C3D files\\acad.pgp"
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Lisa Pohlmeyer
Williamson County, TX
Civil 3D 2009 SP3 & 2010 SP2
Dell T3400 Quad Core, 2.4Ghz, 4Gb RAM
Nvidia Quadro FX 1700 - Performance Drivers
If you use the [Express Tools][Tools][Command Alias Editor] command,
it's certain you are editing the relevant file.
Regards,
Laurie Comerford
John Mayo wrote:
> I would wonder if acad is finding a different copy of the acad.pgp file then
> the one that your editing. Look at your support paths. The top of the list
> takes priority. I would check that you are editing the file found in the 1st
> support path.
>
>
You got a U drive. I have a Yugo is that the same thing. 🙂
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Murph
http://map3d.wordpress.com/
"Lisa Pohlmeyer" wrote in message
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You can easily tell which file your application is using by typing
(findfile "acad.pgp") on the command line, mine returns this:
"U:\\C3D files\\acad.pgp"
--
Lisa Pohlmeyer
Williamson County, TX
Civil 3D 2009 SP3 & 2010 SP2
Dell T3400 Quad Core, 2.4Ghz, 4Gb RAM
Nvidia Quadro FX 1700 - Performance Drivers
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