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replace lisp file during startup of autocad


amb2301

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hi friends,

i am using a software called spatialnet, while startup of this software,a lisp getting loaded automatically from the file path in c drive,

actually i made some some modification in lisp, just changed the cursor size(17) & pickbox size(7) & executed that lisp, it works well,

but nextday, whatever changes made in lisp gets disappears, again i am manually replacing that lisp.

Kindly provide me some solution.

 

my suggestion:

is it possible to create a lisp like .... whenever autocad/spatialnet starts, it should replace the existing lisp located in file path(C:\Program Files\SPATIALinfo\SPATIALnet\bin64\spatialfm.lsp) with the

new lisp file located in E drive file path(E:\AppData\spatialfm.lsp)

 

Thanks in advance.

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option 1 : make the file read-only , option 2 : make a batch file with 1st line : copy e:\xxx.lsp c:\xxx.lsp , 2nd line start autocad , or option 3 , make new shortcut for autocad and in target field add /p option with your own (exported) profile name where you set your own favorite folders and put them above all others. Google knows all...

 

gr. Rlx

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A 3rd when you change pickbox etc you may need to re-save your workspace and like Rlx a different profile may be worthwhile could have 2 different support paths so looks for correct file as other one is in a different support path not in current profile list.

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