- #Acad 2016 batch file create to run script install#
- #Acad 2016 batch file create to run script code#
- #Acad 2016 batch file create to run script windows#
If I do not clear ADMIN_IMAGE line, the installer wants to look at "C:\InvPro\" or what ever temp directory I used during the admin image creation process.
#Acad 2016 batch file create to run script install#
After I get my log files to my custom location, remove the Autodesk Desktop App codes I'll move the install directory to my share for deployment (just to avoid working across the network).
Source: I do a lot of local testing before using SCCM to deploy. clear out what ever it is populated with. Most of the time I find the pesky line in the ini file. I deal with Autodesk admin images on the regular. I have an example for batch plotting to printer and batch plotting to pdf.Sorry to be that guy, and answer a nearly 1 year old post. Its not technically a script, but the command list is exactly the same and it can be developed and debugged in the script listing on the worksheet.
#Acad 2016 batch file create to run script code#
A favorite script, such as batch plotting 8 x 10 landscape shop sketches to extents, something specific you do a lot, can be hardcoded into the program and once the files are selected, the script can be run directly from code without the intermediary of a text file. I clean up shop sketches with this made by an automated program.Ī hardcoded script is the other feature. I give it an easy name to type, i use “ZZ”, then the script does a zoom extents, saves the drawing, closes it, opens the next one and stops for me again. I put the resume command into the pgp file. However, if your script contains an unknown command, like “pause”, the script will stop, the user can perform whatever cleanup actions he desires, maybe just zooming and examining, then the command “resume” will resume the script. Normally a script cannot be stopped while the user performs random actions from the interface. This version does have two added features. i tried to take out all the bells and whistles and just concentrate on the bare routine which is powerful and easy to use. The script text file is put into the same directory as the files. The excel form pops up an explorer window to make that an easy find. The end result is a text file with extension scr that the user just drops into a blank new drawing. The text file is made with Microsoft Scripting Runtime FileSystemObject, which has to be referenced in Tools References.
#Acad 2016 batch file create to run script windows#
We can sub that out to windows filedialog.
The form does not need massive amounts of file selection methods. The scripts can be stored in a worksheet, for user to add and tweak his own scripts. What the end user needs and does not have direct in the autocad package to script a large batch of drawings is a program to interweave the filenames with his script. This old conventional approach is about 10 times faster than scriptpro. I can run at least 50 small shop sketches with no problem. However, just manage your batch sizes and enjoy the blazing speed.
It stops and starts autocad with every file because there is a memory leak and over time with large drawings, opening and closing in the same session will slow down. Autodesk makes its own script generator, available on separate download, Script-Pro. A text file with scr extension is made with the file names interwoven with open and close statements. I use it for batch printing and modifying small shop sketches. Its largely forgotten now but its a real power tool that can process dozens or even hundreds of files in a few minutes. It has had this capability since its beginning (about 30 years). Autocad can be driven with a text script.
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