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Simon Janssen Posted - April 14 2010 : 5:06:54 PM
I am using CadBooster to overcome AutoCad LT lack of lisp service and in conjunction with Hurricane scr's, things roll nice and smooth..
However, I have obviously lost an essential file or????
I now have to load each lisp manually by calling up Appload and picking the desired lisp, whereas I had the system all setup to load all I needed mautomatically.
I need to find what causes Appload to load at the beginning of a new AutoCad session so I can troubleshoot and repair.
I have resorted to loading appload in the PreBatch Settings but this cuts down on the auto wonder of Hurricane.
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Simon Janssen Posted - April 15 2010 : 11:29:47 AM
This would work OK and it always used to work.I have a lisp called "CadBoosterDoc.lsp" which will load all my lisp files. However, this lisp file does not load automatically and I need to envoke "Appload" manually to do it.
I would be so grateful if this could be solved because it severely hampers my use of Hurricane (which I love!!!)
Admin Posted - April 14 2010 : 7:12:41 PM
Look for a file called autocad2xxx.lsp (xxx the version of AutoCAD).

This file is the autoloader of all lsp routines.

Simply add the lisp files you want to autoload each session into this file... by adding them in lines...

(load "loadme.lsp")
(load "loadthistoo.lsp")

I hope that helps!
Bill

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