Topic: Dynamic Intelligent Leader !

[77077]

@Andrea  Hello

I just try it , It's good tools!

Multiple languages support , But No Chinese . disappointed !!!

[Andrea]

@Andrea  Hello

I just try it , It's good tools!

Multiple languages support , But No Chinese . disappointed !!!

haha you can add your own language if you want... please read how to create LPK file (language Pack)

[Andrea]

I've tried the download link and work well for me..
tested on my laptop and 2 desktop..

[ROBBO]

Seventh time lucky 

Thank you Andrea for sharing

[kruuger]

hi Andrea
try your tool but noticed very big, annoying problem.
try this:
1. draw any object for stretch
2. run STRETCH command on this object
3. now try again but with right click or space (last commend) no shortcut.
4. select object and accept with space or right click. autocad should ask for base point but command just end.
so there is no way to STRETCH using last command - mouse, click or space bar.
i guess it is issue with some reactor. noticed also this in command line when stretching

Code: [Select]

Select objects: !previousSelection
<Selection set: 13d>
1 foundi uninstall dileader and all is ok.
kruuger

[Andrea]

Thank you very much.

I'll take a look on that asap.
if there is any other issue... please don't be shy to share or write me an email
with all information is possible ... like:

operating system
autocad version
screen shot or animated gif file
and steps used to reproduce the issue.

thank you

[lescherry]

Hi Andrea,  Looks like a wonderful program but my IT won't give me admin rights to change the install folder from a read only status.  Any ideas on how to work around that problem (besides a new IT department of one)?  Here is the message I get when I start AutoCAD 2016 now. 

Please check write permission on:
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\DuctiSoft_DiLeader.bundle\Contents

Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thank you,
Les

[Andrea]

Hi Andrea,  Looks like a wonderful program but my IT won't give me admin rights to change the install folder from a read only status.  Any ideas on how to work around that problem (besides a new IT department of one)?  Here is the message I get when I start AutoCAD 2016 now. 

Please check write permission on:
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\DuctiSoft_DiLeader.bundle\Contents

Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thank you,
Les

Hi, ...
sorry i'm a kind of rushing actually....

please follow these steps..

1) move all folder from:
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\DuctiSoft_DiLeader.bundle
to
C:\Users\(your user login)\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\DuctiSoft_DiLeader.bundle

2) change the installation PATH in the registry:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DuctiSoft\DiLeader]
"InstallDir"="C:\Users\(your user login)\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\DuctiSoft_DiLeader.bundle"

3) Install ObjectDCL Extension in a folder who you have right admin.
or change the ObjectDCL installation Path from:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DuctiSoft\ObjectDCL ARX]
"InstallDir"="c:\\Program files\\DuctiSoft\\ObjectDCL ARX"
to any who you have right admin

note that in some case, You will need to add these path in the TRUSTEDPATHS variable environnement
or change SECURELOAD status.

please let me know of any issue..
thank you.

[Lee Mac]

Andrea, if Les does not have the rights to set a folder to read-write, I very much doubt their admin would let them loose in the registry 

[Andrea]

Andrea, if Les does not have the rights to set a folder to read-write, I very much doubt their admin would let them loose in the registry 

I agree,...just a gess..
but meanwhile...many user have problem with admin right.....so any can suggest something ?

My idea is to remake the installation concept pointing to :
C:\Users\Public\..

and use config file instead of registry..
but the problem still that it need to have a specific file location to read the config file..
otherwise,...I'll need a config file telling where the second config file is installed to tell the third config file...etc..

[Lee Mac]

I agree that program installation should require admin rights - in my opinion, the issue is not so much about trying to circumvent the need for admin rights for installation of the program, but to have a co-operative admin willing to install the program.

[roy_043]

If setenv/getenv works without admin rights you could use that to save the location of a config file.

[Andrea]

I agree that program installation should require admin rights - in my opinion, the issue is not so much about trying to circumvent the need for admin rights for installation of the program, but to have a co-operative admin willing to install the program.

+1

[Andrea]

If setenv/getenv works without admin rights you could use that to save the location of a config file.

still registry entry..

[roy_043]

If setenv/getenv works without admin rights you could use that to save the location of a config file.

still registry entry..

I know, but since it part of the current user section of the registry I thought it might work.