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Hello, I've created a .dll containing a new command. I made it with Visual Studio 2015 and tested it on AutoCAD 2017. The thing is, I need to use it on another computer with AutoCAD 2012 on it. The problem is that the NETLOAD command on 2012 seems to work but when I type my command, it doesn't exist. Is it a problem of framework or anything else ? Is it a common problem ? I hope someone has a trick to resolve that, thank you.
It seems that AutoCAD 2012 works better with .dll made wit .NET Framework 4.0. I created mine with the 4.5 because the AutoCAD (2017) assembly files needed were too much recent for 4.0. Do I need to replace them by downloading their previous versions ? If so, do you know a website where I can find such versions ?. Thank you.
Thank you fore your answer but I found a solution by downloading assemblies from the previous versions of AutoCAD and now my .dll works for my AutoCAD 2012.
