Script File

[vinod]

How can I create script file in AutoCAD ?
Please help me..:(

[ReMark]

You would use a text editor such as Windows Notepad to create a file with the .scr file extension. Here's an example:

vslide
plan
delay 3000
vslide
elevation
delay 3000
vslide
section

The Vslide command is executed before each slide and is followed by the instruction delay 3000. This instructs AutoCAD to pause roughly 3000 milliseconds after each Vslide command. This value can be adjusted up/down to suit your viewing preferences.

To get your slides to loop continuously, add the Rscript command at the very end of your file. To stop a repeating script just press the Backspace key.

To activate your script file go to Tools / Run Script.

[Hedgehog]

Yup... as Remark says... or if it's just a simple, repetitive set of commands you could assign a button using the CUI to script it all... the text in my siggy is an example of a rather bad script that you wouldn't want to run but you get the idea :D

[Raggi_Thor]

Bricscad ("my" acad clone) has a script recorder :-)

Otherwise, run your commands by hand on the command line first, remember "-" to bypass dialog boxes, -layer, -insert, -block and so on. Then you can review or copy the text window to the script file in notepad or simmilar.

[Alan Cullen]

Hey, Raggi,

Why put your site in your signature, when it's all double dutch (or in your case, double Norwegian) to us? :twisted:

I'm sitting here waiting for Tiger to sort something out, and thought I'd kill some time kooking at your site. A lot of good that did me. :lol: :lol: :lol: Now I'm back to twiddling my thumbs, and writting posts like this. :P

[Raggi_Thor]

I am serving the local market :-)

[Raggi_Thor]

Eerrr,

I was going to change my signature, so the link would be,
http://www.designdata.no/English.htm

Working on it :)

[fuccaro]

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