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bad argument stringp nil

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Anonymous
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bad argument stringp nil

Using the Burst command and having the following error message pop up.

 

Command: _ai_selall Selecting objects...done.
Command: B B 171 found
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bad argument type: stringp nil

 

Any ideas on how to fix this?

 

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Kent1Cooper
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Have you changed the command alias to assign B to BURST rather than the initial default BLOCK?  [I wouldn't have thought you could do that, since BURST is not a native AutoCAD command, but an Express Tool.]  Why the two B's?  I'd assume you typed a B, let auto-complete offer choices, and picked on BURST, but then the whole word should appear, not just B.

Kent Cooper, AIA

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