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I have an old Lisp Routine that was originally written by David Harrington (1999) and later modified by Bob Abernethy. It is pretty simple and does a very elegant job of making the break on the end of a pipe or rod. I'm trying to use it in AutoCAD Mechanical 2012, but it stops at the first error. I'm not a Lisp Programmer, so I'm attaching it to see if someone can tell me why it won't run or help me fix it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

PCUT.LSP

PCUT.dcl

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Could you post also the error message that was issued?

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Command: pcut

Error: quit / exit abort

Resetting Variables.

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Command: pcut

Error: quit / exit abort

Resetting Variables.

 

Your DCL file may not be recognized. Make sure it is in a support search folder... When I removed the DCL file and started the PCUT command, I generated the same error..

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Good observation JPlanera. This may be fixed by adding the folder that currently store the said DCL file into Support File Search Path list in Options.

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I apologize... that is precisely the problem. The dcl file was not in the search path, so the first error encountered was not finding the dcl. Thanks for your help.

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