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(list (* ModLarg 210 factech) (* ModHaut 297 factech) 0) (setq ModHaut (getint "how many A4 sheets high ?")) (setq ModLarg (getint "how many A4 sheets wide ?")) (setq gcs (vla-GetCustomScale (vla-get-ActiveLayout ad) 'numerator 'denominator)) (setq ad (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (defun C:A4(/ ModLarg ModHaut ad gcs factech ss2 tick)
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Maybe there's some extension to install to get them on Mac ? If not, is there a list of unsupported functions ?
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Some colleagues,įor some reasons, switched to Mac, and many routines are failing.įor example, one that simply draws multiple of A4 frame with foldingĭo BricsCAD for Mac support all these vla-* functions ? (all docs I've seen seems to say so) It's relatively easy to work around the bug, so it's not stopping my work, but it is occasionally frustrating when I forget to avoid the conditions that cause it.Since 2002, I wrote a huge number of simple to complex LISP routinesįor OtherCAD. As long as either model space, or the layout in question, is in 2D wireframe, this bug doesn't happen. This bug also manifests if I switch from the properties palette to the layer palette, strangely. If I select and then mouse over a grip for any layout geometry (lines, viewports, etc) the display blanks to grey until I switch to 2D wireframe either in model space or in the layout (in order to switch the viewport to 2D wireframe, I have to go back to the model space tab, then back to the layout to get the display to work again). This occurs when I work in 3D shade modes (Hidden, Shaded w/ Edges, etc) in model space, and then switch to a layout that also has a 3D shade mode viewport. Just updated to V21 to see if it resolved a graphics bug that still affects V20 for me (even though an earlier iteration of this bug seems to be much less prevalent). If you need further troubleshooting, please have a look at Install.txt, or enter a support request. It helps a lot to pinpoint the cause if you ended up with a broken configuration.
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Among others, it mentions whether Communicator was found and whether a license was found. In BricsCAD, COMMUNICATORINFO reports in detail whether or not Communicator is setup properly. app bundle, permission had to be given for every individual binary. app bundle structure is required to be able to accept the entire bundle - without the. Not so difficult, but not trivial to discover alright. After that BricsCAD can use the bundle for import/export.
In the process, the permission should be granted. macOS does launch the app, but lacking arguments it exits immediately. After that, it should be possible to choose "Open anyway" in the macOS security settings. Normally on first run of BricsCAD after installing communicator a message box pops up. An app bundle is indeed a directory, with an agreed upon structure/contents.Īnother hurdle is getting macOS to accept the communicator as a trusted app bundle. BricsCAD runtime treats this path as a directory and directly addresses the binaries inside it, rather than addressing the app bundle as a whole.
I think the pending slash in CommunicatorPath is required. If you use a custom installation path, or CommunicatorPath was edited, it can be tricky to set up CommunicatorPath correctly.
If the app bundle is in that location, the default value should do. "/Library/Application Support/BricsCAD Communicator V21.app/" This is the default value of CommunicatorPath: There is no Communicator(Mac) installer yet, but the default CommunicatorPath and the instructions in Install.txt are kept as simple as possible. With beta access you could try the V21.1.05 BETA version and future beta versions. If you want beta access, please enter a support request to request it. normally all upcoming BricsCAD V21 versions will be notarized before publishing. It is something that must be repeated for every version - quite tedious, but so it goes. We upgraded the fbxsdk library and BricsCAD V21.1.05 BETA was notarized successfully. This problem no longer exists in BricsCAD V21.
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(notarize, meaning: upload to Apple's notarization server for automatic checking and registration) As it happens, the fbxsdk library that comes with BricsCAD V20 was too old to be accepted for notarization, and we could not upgrade this library in time.Īs a result, on installation and on first run of BricsCAD V20, it is required to give explicit permission, as described here:
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