The syntax will be located after the c: in a defun function call, for example: If it cannot be found in either of these locations, you can inspect the source code itself to determine the command to use.
The syntax (command name) to call the program may be displayed in the author’s loading messages, or perhaps noted in the program header.
If the program has loaded successfully, you can now proceed to run the program in the current drawing session. Now go to Tools » Load Text in Editor (alternatively, Ctrl+Alt+E) Running the Program In the window that subsequently appears, go to File » Open File (alternatively, Ctrl+O), and select the previously saved file. To load a program using this method, type VLIDE at the AutoCAD command line. This method is aimed primarily at developers, as the VLIDE offers many debugging utilities when writing & loading code. Method 3: Using the Visual LISP Integrated Development Environment (VLIDE)
Note: if using this method to load many LISP files on startup is causing drawings to open slower, refer to my tutorial on the use of AutoLoad to demand load LISP files. When finished, open a new drawing and the LISP files should load. If the LISP file does not reside in the AutoCAD Support Path, a full filepath is needed so that the LISP file may be located in this case, be sure to use double backslashes when specifying the path. There are some more advance technique, but I find this is the most convenient way for people who don’t know much about customization like me.( load "C:\\MyFolder\\MyLISP.lsp" "MyLISP Failed to Load" ) Click it, find your application and click open. If you notice the add button here, yes, it’s the other method to add application to startup suite. In opened dialog box, click application you want to remove then click remove.ĭrag and drop thing to add application is cool. To remove it from startup suite, click contents button below briefcase icon. You can simply drag and drop the application to startup suite icon as shown below. If you want AutoCAD to automatically load it every time you start AutoCAD, you can add it to startup suite. You can do it by adding it to startup suite. If you use the application frequently, then you can consider to load it automatically in every AutoCAD session. It means that when you close AutoCAD, then restart it, the application is no longer loaded. This method will load your application in current session only. Double-clicking the file will also load the application. Find your AutoLISP program then click load. You will see load/unload applications dialog opened. If you have an AutoLISP program, you can load it by using load application in manage tab.
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