AutoCAD Quick Scripting with Spreadsheets

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  • @erickabreaux
    @erickabreaux 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Not sure if you help people with scripts. I do have a question though. I wrote a script & when I copy & paste on the command line it works. But if I drag & drop it will not read the script all the way. It's like it is getting hung up on my zoom extents command. It says it does not recognize "z" & recommends F1 for help. I think I may have too many spaces in my script. I am also using script pro 2.0 to apply to multiple drawings. The script keeps failing. I have been to the autodesk forum but no luck, I'm desperately seeking information & I'm trying to get help from someone with experience. Any solutions to make my script work properly would be greatly appreciated 😊

    • @imaginittech
      @imaginittech  2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Sorry for the delay in our reply. We asked our experts and they said: We usually recommend you use the full command (ZOOM) instead of shortcuts (Z) when working with scrips. Also, for some commands we've noticed that it does not like spaces, but creating separate lines sometimes works instead.
      You can try ZOOM EXTENTS or splitting that up onto separate lines within the script as:
      ZOOM
      EXTENTS
      If you still have issues, please do reach out to us on our website www.imaginit.com using the Contact Us form as we can help with scripts.

    • @kessyaub8036
      @kessyaub8036 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I may be 8-months late but I seem to notice that AutoCAD won’t mind the inherent Excel-generated space in Notepad, once one’s script is Saved (.scr) and the said Script is called within AutoCad (“SCRIPT”command ran) than when the script is just Copy/paste.

    • @wahebtouati5021
      @wahebtouati5021 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

  • @valentinlishkov9540
    @valentinlishkov9540 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    () look at me