Arc GIS For Autocad Lisp file

Arc GIS For Autocad Lisp file

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Arc GIS For Autocad Lisp file

Anonymous
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Has anyone had any luck getting this cad toolbar add-on to load without issue.

I'm trying to get it to load on startup in my Civil3D and AutoCAD environment.

 

This is the lisp file that I found on the web relating to it

 

Lisp file called ArcGIStoolbarAUTOLOAD.lsp

(command "_ribbon")
(command "netload" "C:\\Program Files\\ArcGIS for AutoCAD 370\\ArcGISForAutoCAD")

 

 

Problem is I cant see it in my startup cad session so I used appload to load it.

I have created a tool button with the code below to load it but it doesn't work. I get :"error load failed" at the command line.

 

This is my button coding      ^C^C^P(load "S:/xx/xx/xx/xx/ArcGIStoolbarAUTOLOAD.lsp")

 

The x represents my network path.....this doesn't work though.

 

Any ideas where I am going wrong?

 

 

 

 

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

what happens when you start the command _NETLOAD manually and point to that file?

 

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Hi Mark,

I added the Autoload commands for ArcGIS 4AutoCAD 370 (those you described in your discussion) at the end of acad2020doc.lsp and it worked, but, it will disable all the object snaps I have set. This is a minor and fixable issue so, if you can find another position in the lisp where it does not interfere with your current settings pls let us now.

Good luck

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Jonathan3891
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Add the commands to the ACADDOC.lsp file.

 

You can also have ACADDOC set your osnaps using:

(command "OSMODE" "135")

Remember to replace "135" with your desired number.


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