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| mustard |
Posted - November 10 2004 : 2:02:07 PM
I just downloaded the demo version of this software. I am having trouble getting started. Could someone please help me out by getting me started with this project. I have multiple .DWG files that i need to convert to .SAT files. Please let me know. Thanks. |
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| Admin |
Posted - November 12 2004 : 2:26:11 PM
Hi,
I got your info thanks... I suppose you might have just copied the script file incorrectly.
Here it is in ZIP format. Just extract it into your SCRIPTS directory and then use the filter to find it by typic ACIS.
Download Attachment:  ACIS OUTPUT.zip
634 Bytes
This works for me... so I would hope it works for you??
Regards,
Bill |
| mustard |
Posted - November 12 2004 : 2:21:15 PM
Hey Bill,
I've sent you a email with the correct files that you requested.
Let me know what you think. Please email me at dijon45@hotmail.com or just post what your thoughts were on this.
Thanks for the help!
Regards,
Dan |
| Admin |
Posted - November 10 2004 : 6:51:29 PM
Hi Mustard,
1) Can you send me a copy of your hurricane.scr file? (found in your /AutoCAD/Suppor/ directory, and
2) Can you can also (in Hurricane) turn "logging" on via the "Tools->Options->Log tab", then press "Create Batch Script", then send the "hurricane.log" file, found in the /Hurricane/DATA/ directory.
I generally attempt to get one thing going before another... so if you could , please just try using a ZOOM E script to get the feeling of what Hurricane does, and how it works. It looks like you are going for a fairly lengthy script to start with, so lets try to take a few baby steps, then combine them all, after each one works (you can create short, small scripts, and use the "Append" checkbox to append them all together.
It looks like you may have a bunch of autoloading lisp/commands running just as the file is opened... and maybe a rogue "Carriage Return" or two. (These are usually what things boil down to). But as of now, I'm not sure what you have in your "Hurricane" script vs. what you have in your AutoCAD2004.lsp file.
So if we get to see those files, hopefully we can get this worked out quickly...
(Make sure you ZIP them to post them), or you can just e-mail them directly to me (bill at 74mph.com)
Regards,
Bill |
| mustard |
Posted - November 10 2004 : 4:30:33 PM
Hey Bill,
Thanks for the help but its still not quite working as of yet. This is what i get once i run the script:
Regenerating model.
Loading Mechanical modules.....
Loader application completed
Workbench 8.0 Plug-In for Mechanical Desktop 6
Version 8.0 (Oct 1 2003 11:24:11)
1999 - 2003 3Dconnexion. All rights reserved.
[3Dconnexion 3D-Controller ObjectARX Interface V2.7.1 (AutoCad 2002)]
AutoCAD Express Tools Copyright © 2000 Autodesk, Inc.
M6 SP4 Acad.lsp loaded..
M6 SP4 Acaddoc.lsp 2003-07-30audit
2 Blocks audited? [Yes/No] <N>: y
Pass 1 0 objects audited
Pass 2 0 objects audited
Pass 3 100 objects audited
Total errors found 0 fixed 0
loaded.toolbar Enter toolbar name or [ALL]: EDWPUBLISHER.eDrawing Publisher
Enter an option [Show/Hide/Left/Right/Top/Bottom/Float] <Show>: show toolbar
Enter toolbar name or [ALL]: SWFILECONV.TB_XW
Enter an option [Show/Hide/Left/Right/Top/Bottom/Float] <Show>: show
M6 SP4 Menu Utilities 2003-02-21 loaded.nil
Command: _SDI
Enter new value for SDI <0>: 1
Command: (if (/= (getvar "DBMOD") 0)(command "_.OPEN" "_Y")(command "_.OPEN"))
_.OPEN
Enter name of drawing to open <.>: nil
Enter name of drawing to open <.>:
"r:CAD_LibraryIHO3s000-010
| Admin |
Posted - November 10 2004 : 2:45:51 PM
Hi,
The command you are looking for is ACISOUT.
You can use it in a script like this
;START SCRIPT
ACISOUT
ALL
C:$FILENAME$.SAT
;END SCRIPT
Of course, you don't have to use the "C:$FILENAME$.SAT" line.
(Check out the Hurricane TAGS for more info http://www.74mph.com/faq/FAQ00146.html
You can just leave the last lines blank... to save them to the current directory...
like this...
;START SCRIPT
ACISOUT
ALL
;END SCRIPT
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Bill |
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