Topic: acad 2008-how doo I turn off unreconciled layer notification?

[STEVEDALLAS]

I need to know If there is a way to turn this off permanantly.
It looks like there is a way to turn it off in each drawing only.

This is kind of a nag, annoying.

[Josh Nieman]

LAYEREVAL - 0
LAYERNOTIFY - 0

[Josh Nieman]

btw, I also added that to my startup LSP file, so that it does it for every file I open.  Handy tip, that.

[STEVEDALLAS]

btw, I also added that to my startup LSP file, so that it does it for every file I open.  Handy tip, that.

Can it be in the mnl file, or a lsp file  in an mnl or a lsp in the "startup suite"?

[Josh Nieman]

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(defun c:defun dippty-do-wheeee ()
     (setvar "layernotify" 0)
     (setvar "layereval" 0)
   (princ)
)

You.... may want to rename that function... I just had a whole box of Runts candy to myself.

That's a LSP you can put in your startup suite... of course... if it's in the startup suite, it'll only load once, when Autocad opens.  ORRRRRrrrrrrrr you could have a button assigned to a macro that fires that LSP, ORRRRR what you SHOULD do to obtain the desired results, is put:

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     (setvar "layernotify" 0)
     (setvar "layereval" 0)In the end of your acaddoc.lsp file.  That'll load it every time you open a drawing.  These variables are drawing-dependent, not universal, so you can't "set it and forget it" every time Autocad opens.

[M-dub]

For what it's worth, I have a few buttons that first load the lisp routines that I don't need to have loaded in every drawing, then they run the routine, itself.

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^C^C(load"O:/Drawings/Menus-Blocks/LISP/CASE.lsp") CASE;\\;u;;

[STEVEDALLAS]

Thanks all.