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it seems that every time i place a multi-view block or start a plumbing/piping/duct line with out connecting to an object first, i get an error message that says "can not set system variable cvport". this pops up at least 2 or 3 times each occurance and is getting quite annoying
My questions:
How can I stop this from happening?
Why would this action require a change of the cvport system variable in the first place?!
Not sure what's going on, but I just had an AMEP user report that this happens to him as well. Exact same problem as you describe.
We did find, however, that it only happens when he's drawing duct/mvparts on a layout tab inside the viewport. The problem doesn't occur when he's in the Model tab.
Ok, I have an update on this issue:
It seems that every time an object with a connection point is added (be it a mvpart or a schematic line etc.) auto cad attempts to cycle through each viewport on the current layout. This usually happens at the end of the command though some times occurs as you start the command as well. The error mentioned will be given for each viewport that is COMPLETELY off the screen. The issues therefore are:
1. Why does autocad feel it is necessary to cycle the viewports for these commands? (If autodesk sees this, please fix.)
2. Why can't a viewport be selected as current just because it is not visible on the monitor?