Use a lisp file and run it every time a drawing is opened....i.e.
(defun c:svars (/)
(command "setvar" "imageframe" "2")
(command "setvar" "taskbar" "1")
(command "setvar" "previeweffect" "0")
(command "setvar" "gripobjlimit" "10000")
(command "setvar" "vtenable" "0")
(command "setvar" "menubar" "1")
(command "setvar" "savetime" "12")
(command "setvar" "recoverymode" "2")
(command "setvar" "xloadctl" "0")
(command "setvar" "isavepercent" "0")
(command "setvar" "ribbonbgload" "0")
(command "setvar" "gripcontour" "7")
(command "setvar" "layerdlgmode" "0")
(command "setvar" "layerevalctl" "0")
(setenv "ShowTabs" "1")
(princ)
)
@Anonymous wrote:Use a lisp file and run it every time a drawing is opened....i.e.
(defun c:svars (/)
(command "setvar" "imageframe" "2")
....etc....(command "setvar" "layerevalctl" "0")
(setenv "ShowTabs" "1")
(princ)
)
If you're going to do that, I would recommend using the (setvar) Lisp function itself, rather than (command "setvar" ....), for each of those. The (command) function is comparatively "heavy lifting" and will take longer, in addition to involving a lot more code characters, partly for the command words themselves and partly for the double-quotes around all the values, which you don't need in (setvar). Also, in (getvar)/(setvar) you can use an apostrophe only at the beginning of a System Variable name, rather than double-quotes at both ends [though that also works].
(defun c:svars (/)
(setvar 'imageframe 2)
(setvar 'taskbar 1)
(setvar 'previeweffect 0)
....etc....
(setvar 'layerevalctl 0)
(setenv "ShowTabs" "1")
(princ)
)
Others here seemed to ignore the fact you are using LT.
One would have to manually start the script as no LISP facilities is available for LT.
Someone chime in if it is possible to embed the S::STARTUP or equivalent in a LT platform?
If so, (command ".SCRIPT" ...
???
Scot-65
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Thanks for the Apostrophe tip - makes it a lot easier.....
Of course if using LT then a script is required.