script command not working

[Anonymous]

in Autocad 2011 I used command "script", in Autocad 2014 this command not working. Whats problem?

[Anonymous]

It works with my AutoCAD 2014.  Do you have the below command?

If so, are you getting an 'unknown command' error?

[Anonymous]

yes..'unknown command' zoom...((((

[thisispreston]

If you know where the script file is located you can just drag & drop it into your AutoCAD window, you don't even need to run the command. That's what I always do in 2013, so much so I wasn't even aware there was a 'Script' command!

[Anonymous]

Then you may have bigger problems, other commands may also return an 'unknown command' error.

When starting AutoCAD, do any errors appear in the command line?

[Kent1Cooper]

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@Anonymous wrote:

yes..'unknown command' zoom...((((

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Welcome to these Forums!

The above suggests that the Script is starting [meaning the Script command is working fine] and that Zoom is the first command in it.  You may have a differently-defined Zoom command as part of some overlay program or something, and the native Zoom command may have been undefined.  If that might be the issue, try putting a period/decimal-point before the command name in the Script file, to force it to use the native command definition:

.zoom

[Anonymous]

with other command nothing happend. when I enter command script or push button, open window folder with scr. files and after, when I try open scr. file see messege about unknown command, may be old script not recognise in new version Autocad?

[Anonymous]

Many thanks Kent! Zoom is not the first command and I try change and add point, in this case have massege: uncnown command .Zoom

[Kent1Cooper]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Many thanks Kent! Zoom is not the first command and I try change and add point, in this case have massege: uncnown command .Zoom

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If you're using a non-English version of AutoCAD, try forcing it to recognize the English command name by preceding it with an underscore:

_zoom

or to take care of that and the possibility of a different command definition, both an underscore and a period, either:

_.zoom or ._zoom

[Anonymous]

Thanks Kent! I use a non-English version of AutoCAD and with other command an underscore helped, but with ZOOM no variants(((