how to make Lisp program a menu in autocad

[Begde]

Hi everyone, can you help me to make a lisp routine as a menu in autocad.

[BIGAL]

Heres an example menu just use Menuload to load it, its a text file .mnu It has also secondary menu's within a menu. The -> is open group

 

***MENUGROUP=CADTUTOR

***POP15

**CADLIB

 

[->LISP1 A-B]

[Add 2 Level]^C^C(LOAD "add-to-levels")

[Add-pits-drain]^C^C(LOAD "Add-pits-drain")

[Allbylayer]^C^C(LOAD "Allbylayer")

[

[->LISP2 C-D]

[->CARPARKS]

[No carparks]^C^C(load "how many carparks") carpark

[

[Chain-Off]^C^C^p(LOAD "CHAIN-OFF")

[

[Begde]

Dear BIGAL,

I tried to manage a menu as you describe and I have three problems:

- I have to load the menu file each time I start autocad

- The LISP files are not functioning and an error massage of unknown command appears each time I type the shortcut command

-How can I have this menu loaded in autocad annotation and draft screen.

I am using autocad 2012

the code is:

***MENUGROUP=HEATING LOOP

***POP1

[Heating Circuits Drawing]

[uNDERFLOOR HEATING]^C^C(LOAD "Underfloor heating-2")^C^CHEATGRID

[FILLET PL]^C^C(LOAD "fillet polyline")^C^CFR

[BIGAL]

2 things both the same you need your lisps directory path to be included in the acad support search directory list same with your menu's. eg ours are server\autodesk\supportfiles

 

Config files support

[MSasu]

You may also want to check this previous thread on how to display the menu items.

[Begde]

thanks! it will help