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LISP filepath/files location - where do they live?
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mcloughlin
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04-25-201407:07 AM
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04-25-201407:07 AM
LISP filepath/files location - where do they live?
In Civil 3D 2014, where are the lisp files (.lsp) stored? There are none inC:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\C3D 2014\enu\Support, which was where we hoped to find them.
Many thanks.
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rkmcswain
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04-25-201407:16 AM
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04-25-201407:16 AM
What LSP files are you talking about? Your own?
R.K. McSwain ●●●● | CADpanacea | on twitter
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tcorey
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04-25-201407:42 AM
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04-25-201407:42 AM
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D 2014
If those are what you're looking for.
Tim Corey
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trynders
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04-25-201407:49 AM
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04-25-201407:49 AM
at the command line, you can type...
(findfile"xxx.xx") and it will return the file location
xxx.xx could be like acad.lin
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sboon
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04-26-201412:10 AM
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04-26-201412:10 AM
A search of my C: drive for ".lsp" finds a list of files in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D 2014\Support\ and in subdirectories of that folder. If you check the files tab of your Options dialog you should see the same folders as part of the default support system.
Some users have their own lsp files and store them in a separate folder so that they're not affected by changes to the software installation.
Steve
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Joe-Bouza
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04-26-201412:59 PM
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04-26-201412:59 PM
I have a condition where findfile acaddoc.lsp shows up in the correct path but the other lisp files in the same folder do not, why? all the lisp have been in use for years and load fine manually
Thank you
Joseph D. Bouza, P.E. (one of 'THOSE' People)
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trynders
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04-28-201405:45 AM
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04-28-201405:45 AM
I have a modified acad.lsp file which says to load many different lisp files. For example...All my display lisp are in a displays.lisp file, all my layer lisps are in a layers.lisp file, etc. Inside my layer.lsp file I define many different lisp routines. Below is a clip of my acad.lsp file which I have to set to load with each drawing...
;==== Global Settings =======
(setvar "xrefctl" 0)
(setvar "xloadctl" 0)
(setvar "proxynotice" 0)
(setvar "LWDISPLAY" 0)
;==== AutoLISP =======
(princ "\n--- Loading LISP Utilities --- ")
(princ " 1")
(load "PROBE")
(princ " 2")
(load "Dims")
(princ " 3")
(load "Draws")
(princ " 4")
(load "Files")
(princ " 5")
(load "Layers")
(princ " 6")
(load "Modifys")
(princ " 7")
;;;;;;(load "Osnaps")
(princ " 8")
;;;;;;(load "Plotting")
(princ " 9")
;;;;;;(arxload "whohas")
(princ " 10")
(load "Toggles")
(princ " 11")
(load "displays")
(princ " 12")
(load "Crevcloud")
(princ " 13")
(load "texts")
(princ " 14")
(princ " ")
(PRINC)
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rkmcswain
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04-28-201405:50 AM
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04-28-201405:50 AM
trynders wrote:
Below is a clip of my acad.lsp file which I have to set to load with each drawing...
Best practice is to set ACADLSPASDOC to 0, and let "acad.lsp" load once per session. "Acaddoc.lsp" is designed to load for each drawing.
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