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In lisp there is a function AUTOLOAD that does just that loads a lisp based on a command typed on the command line. So you just need a single lisp that has all the autoload commands in it. That custom lisp is loaded on startup in my case its Appload and add to Startup suite. I called my lisp "Autoload.lsp" Here is sample code. You may need to add the start defun name (c:Yourlisp) as last line in the lisp that is loaded, as the load command can be anything and not necessarily the command to run it. eg ZZZ (autoload "COPY0" '("COPY0")) (autoload "COPYCOMMAND" '("ZZZ")) (autoload "COVER" '("COVER")) (autoload "DIMFLIP" '("DIMFLIP")) (autoload "DRAWXFALL" '("DRAWXFALL")) (autoload "DRAWPIPE" '("DRAWPIPE")) (autoload "EDITRL" '("EDITRL"))

I use this for layer 0 at the end of a LISP. (command "_.LAYER" "_Set" "0" "") Error: Bad DXF group: (10) means that the application has attempted to create an entity with wrong vertices (a polyline with a single vertex, identical endpoints for a line, etc.). https://www.cadforum.cz/en/error-bad-dxf-group-10-tip9081 I think you could be passing 2D points when a 3D points are expected, but I won't be able to take a better look until Monday sometime. Most likely in the... ;----- Function to create Forward Visibility Polylines P.S. Just for the record, what exactly is this LISP supposed to do? Can you post an example drawing? P.S.S. Do you have a link or a copy of the original LISP?

Very interesting, did something similar, I made a "where are they" map, it had a grid over the office floor so had a big staff list Bigal lev 5, A 1. I used the phone number as a link to an image of each staff member, so their picture appeared on their desk I simply saved each staff image as the extension number. It was reasonably fast making the new dwg inserting around 100 photo's per floor we worked in a 5 story building.