Run Script Skip Dialogue Box

[dalton98]

Sorry if this is an easy question, but I cant find an answer. I want to run a script using only the command box and not have the dialogue box pop up asking me which script to run.

I've tried..

-SCRIPT "scriptfile.scr"

-SCRIPT scriptfile.scr

/b scriptfile.scr

Thanks

[pendean]

Where and how are you running this script/macro?

Why add the .scr, does SCRIPT command run anything else that I may have missed?

Where are your SCR files stored?

We place all SCR files in a folder that is pathed in AutoCAD's search in OPTIONS, then code it simply like this as a button for users to click on if they want that choice

[dalton98]

So I can store scripts in AutoCad like a template? I'm very new to this program so I don't quite know where to start.

The code is very simple and looks like this:

-LAYMRG
N
IV_INTERIOR_PROFILES

N
0
Y
-LAYDEL
N
IV_ARC_CENTERS

Y

[dalton98]

The reason I ask is because I'd like to run 4-5 scripts like this one at a time. I could just copy and paste every code line for line but this seemed tedious

[Kent1Cooper · Accepted solution]

Two suggestions:

1.  Set the FILEDIA System Variable to 0 first.

2.  Use an AutoLisp (command) function:

(command "_.script" "scriptfile")

[Sea-Haven]

Are you saying make a layer then delete a layer but repeat may be easier with a lisp where you can have a list of layers and process all in one code,

(newlayer oldlayer)(newlayer oldlayer)(newlayer oldlayer)(newlayer oldlayer)