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Oleta Blaylock
I want select many point in a drawing and put their coordinates to a matrix for inverse it and doing some computational and final , return results to autocad by new points on new layer and color . I want do this without closing autocad.
Further, I don't believe it's possible to send data to AutoCAD from an external executable. I believe the only way you're going to accomplish that is to write a LISP which exports the data in a file, then opening that file with the external programs using one of the above methods. The only way to get the data back into AutoCAD would be to then get that program to save the new data in a file, and have a LISP program read from that file. That's a very hairy operation, and may not work at all depending on your external program. It might be easier to just figure out the matrix formulae in LISP.
I figured as much. I remember them from college, and I'm sure since LISP is good at dealing with lists, it would probably be well suited for matrix operations, especially with large matrices. Problem is, I forgot everything I learned, so I'm out of ideas
I tried open my autocad file but I receveid this error message "acadlt.exe has been modified or moved"; I've just used my autocad yesterday and I didn't modified anythin in my computer; my autocad seemed disappear... What has it happened? (autocad LT2013)
I've not lost only autocad but also other programs that were in the same folder...something happened. Now I'm trying to re-install my autocad LT 2013 but it seems I've still had autocad installed. I think it's because of Autodesk sync that I'don't know how to uninstall. How can
I do?
at this point I think you should go with Dean's suggestion to have your computer set up from scratch. Don't waist any valuable time by trying to fix only fragments. As we cannot see what is really going on on your system this is your best choice.
Now I get this error. "Missing Shortcut blah blah blah" I go to the folder and the acad.exe is missing, by the looks of it there are a ton of folders and files not here either (See image attached). It looks like AutoCAD 2016 never fully installed. I have cleaned out every area the white paper said and even did a find for autocad 2016 in the registry.
I also went extreme and uninstalled every single piece of AutoDesk software and cleaned out the registry for anything that said Autodesk. I installed all of the 10 products I use and everyone works but AutoCAD 2016. I am dumfounded.....
It was installed and migraded all of the 2014 stuff which I do not want. My work has some very old custom content and I figured it would be much easier to start fresh than to go through it and weed out what they had added.
It appears from your screen capture that AutoCAD 2016 has not completed it's install. Do you have more than one monitor on this workstation? Perhaps there is something on another screen that is waiting for direction.
Which version of AutoCAD are you using? Can you send a copy of the install log? It sounds as if the installation is not complete. You can try a clean uninstall and then re-download using the virtual agent.
I have installed Autocad Architecture 2016 but there was only a shortcut provided for regular vanilla Acad. It seems that all the components for autocad architecture were installed, however i cannot run the application without the appropriate .exe file. Service pack 1 was installed to try to fix the problem to no avail. Why was this not provided during install? This appears to be a chronic problem as i had to do this for previous versions of Acad Arch for several years prior. Please help.
I am not certain why you are not getting the AutoCAD-Architecture-specific shortcuts; the default installation includes them, so unless the settings were modified to not include them, you should have them. Is at least one Profile being created for AutoCAD Architecture, in addition to the AutoCAD profile? Check this on the Options dialog, on the Profile tab, and make note of the profile name(s).
If you have at least one AutoCAD Architecture profile, you can make an AutoCAD Architecture shortcut that starts the program with that profile from a copy of the "as AutoCAD" shortcut. Right click on the copy and choose Properties from the context menu. On the Shortcut tab, change the text in the Target edit box to read like this (based on ACA 2016):
Substitute the name of your AutoCAD Architecture Profile for AutoCAD Architecture (US Imperial) if it differs from that. The en-US language switch setting is based on an English-language installation in the United States; that may or may not be appropriate for you. Note also that the file paths shown for the acad.exe and AecBase.dbx files are based on the standard installation folders and may vary for you.
So, if im reading this right, there is no .exe file for Autocad Architeture? And this AecBase.dbx is the file that create the ACA interface? That doesnt make much sense to me. if i double click acad.exe it just opens vanilla cad. where is the .exe for ACA?
At the very least, the product should be "ACA", not "ACAD". I have not yet installed the shipping version of 2017 (have to clear out some space on my hard drive, and have not had the time). I would expect that
would work, but cannot verify that. Make sure you change both of the references to "2016" in my original post to "2017". This also presumes that you are located in the United States or an area that gets the same content and have installed the US Imperial content. You may need to adjust the text after the /p switch if your localization has differently named profiles or you are using the US Metric profile.
i have installed auto cad 2017. but when i have download the auto cad the setup file was without .exe, so after the installation there is not any shortcut of autocad 2017 appears at the desktop. only the shortcuts for Autodesk desktop app & A360 Desktop appearing at the desktop....
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