Lisp help

[Anonymous]

I have been successful at adding these tools to my menu; Drawing Scale, Fasteners and Utility.

I have tried to add the path to all lisp and autocad drawings associated with these tools.

Would someone please let me know where the paths should be. I have been using these since R12.

Thanks,

Gary

[imadHabash]

Hi and welcome to AutoDesk Forum,

i suggest to use APPLOAD command then add your lisps  to the startup suite.

try it...

[Kent1Cooper]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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I have tried to add the path to all lisp and autocad drawings associated with these tools.

Would someone please let me know where the paths should be. ....

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If I understand correctly:

[Shneuph]

Also, drawing and other support file paths should be added here. in the options menu.

[scot-65]

And yet another method (without the 'poor-mans' startup suite
and Support File Search Path):

Declare a hard path prefix(es) inside the S::STARTUP and store as a Gremlin(s).
I use %LPATH% (and %SPATH%), which stands for LISP Path (and SUPPORT Path).
"BLOCK Path" can be declared as well.

Now, inside the (CUI) Macro, if it is a Block:
^C^C-INSERT;(strcat %BPATH% "Detail01");...

As far as where to locate your library, I locate ours in the appdata\roaming
section. Why? If AutoCAD is uninstalled (or upgraded to a new release), my
customization is still there on the hard drive. Another possible location is
"C:\Program Files".

Reason being - For a complete uninstall of the AutoCAD product, the instructions
by Autodesk state to manually remove the "AutoCAD ####" folder that is found
in the appdata\roaming\Autodesk section. If your library is a sub-folder to this
folder, then your library will be lost (yup, happened here).

???