First and Foremost please direct me to the proper forum if this is in the wrong place!
Secondly, I am not an AutoCAD user so my experience is novice at best.
The goal of what we are trying to accomplish is to convert a drawing to .pdf using acConsole by taking the following steps:
Copy file to local filesystem folder Working on "server" where AutoCAD 2019 is installed.
Execute ACCORECONSOLE.EXE
Pass .SCR file and the Path\FileName
The output of the Publish/Plot to .Pdf command is placed into the Completed folder
This process works great as long as we have the correct scale settings and if we only have a drawing with a single layer/page.
This becomes problematic when we have a drawing that has multiple pages or a model. etc.
When we try to execute the Publish command to get a single .pdf it does work interactively using the user interface in AutoCad, however it seems to take at least '10 times' (subjective) longer than Plotting each page to a single .pdf. We test our commands that are called using the actual AutoCAD software then we use them with ACCONSOLE.EXE
So now here are the questions:
Providing this link is useless:
How to publish multiple drawings into PDF in AutoCAD
If this is in the wrong forum please provide guidance
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Hello @Anonymous,
Autodesk does not support Plotting from Core Console & it seems it will not likely function with AutoCAD 2019.
Using AcCoreConsole with .NET DLLs
Getting started with AccoreConsole
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Yes, it is possible to publish multiple layouts to a single PDF with AcCoreConsole.exe. You need to use the -PUBLISH command and have a DSD file prepared to use with it. If you need any help feel free to contact us.
>" it seems to take at least '10 times' (subjective) longer"
Are you sure that your publish is not set to background service (and plot not)?
Options/Plot & Publish/ Background processing options...
or just variable BACKGROUNDPLOT
Sebastian
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