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The (ai_draworder) function is defined in "acad20xxdoc.lsp". I suspect this file is not being loaded for some reason.

At the AutoCAD command line, paste this in... (findfile "acad2010doc.lsp")

If it returns a valid path, then paste this in... (load "acad2010doc.lsp")

What does that return?

• 2011-05-19, 10:01 AM
  
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  Re: Drawing Order Commands stopped working Originally Posted by rkmcswain

  The (ai_draworder) function is defined in "acad20xxdoc.lsp". I suspect this file is not being loaded for some reason.

  At the AutoCAD command line, paste this in... (findfile "acad2010doc.lsp")

  What does that return?

  findfile Unknown command "FINDFILE". Press F1 for help.

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  • 2011-05-19, 10:05 AM
    
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    Re: Drawing Order Commands stopped working

    I'm on AutoCAD 2011 but even when I change the command to findfile "acad2011doc.lsp" I get the same error message. What's more there is no sign of "acad2011doc.lsp" anywhere in the Autodesk directory.

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  • 2011-05-19, 10:08 AM
    
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    Re: Drawing Order Commands stopped working

    
    Originally Posted by ccowgill

  on my system, the draworder command has no AI_ in front of it, perhaps you are running a vertical or addon? If you type in .draworder does it function? (notice the period in front of draworder)

  Yes it works on mine, but still doesn't help the fact that i cant use the Draworder toolbar shortcuts.

  when using new file the command works .. but once i close and reopen the file I got the same problrm again ..

  I'm uding ACAD 2010 and windows XP

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  • 2010-05-01, 12:39 PM

    Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

    
    Originally Posted by moshira_hassan

  I suddenly get this messag when using explode command "Unknown command "EXPLODE". Press F1 for help."

  when using new file the command works .. but once i close and reopen the file I got the same problrm again ..

  I'm uding ACAD 2010 and windows XP

  If you type in ._EXPLODE at the command line, does it work? (notice the leading period in front of the command name)

  - 2010-05-03, 03:15 PM

  Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

  Perhaps you have a corrupt profile or workspace.

  Try switching your workspace and/or profile and see if it helps.

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  2010-05-03, 07:23 PM

  Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

  Try this...

  Enter the command REDEFINE and when prompted to enter a command name, enter EXPLODE

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  • 2013-07-01, 05:03 PM
    
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    Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

    
    Originally Posted by rkmcswain

  If you type in ._EXPLODE at the command line, does it work? (notice the leading period in front of the command name)

  ¡Thank you this worked just fine for me! Only prob is that you have to type it in every time you use it, ¡REDEFINE command is a more permanent solution!

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  • 2013-07-01, 05:41 PM

    Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

    It seems apparent that the EXPLODE command has been undefined deliberately. If ReDefine can bring it back, then some one has explicitly undefined it in your environment/office. It would be prudent to ask around before you are in deep doodoo for exploding things.

  Geerally spealing - exploding ANYTHING is frowned upon most places.

  - 2013-07-02, 12:26 PM

  Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

  
  Originally Posted by scm2890396007

  ¡Thank you this worked just fine for me! Only prob is that you have to type it in every time you use it, ¡REDEFINE command is a more permanent solution!

  Use of the leading period was a test, not a recommended solution.

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  2013-07-03, 06:52 AM

  Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

  It means someone undefine the command? Or it happens when program crashes?

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  • 2013-07-03, 12:20 PM

    Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

    AFAIK - the only way to undefine a command it to do it deliberately. Crashing Acad or a corrupt program file will not UNDEFINE a command - at least not in a way that would let a user REDEFINE it. If a core command is failing, and ReDefine can restore it, then it's a really really really good idea to ask around and find out why that command was undefined. Maybe the CAD Manager hates Exploders with a passion, or maybe he's provided a replacement for that command that works the way he wants it to. Or maybe it's old customization that ought to be removed...

  There's no way to know from here, so the prudent thing to do is find out.

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  • 2013-07-03, 12:40 PM

    Re: Unknown command "EXPLODE"

    
    Originally Posted by cadtag AFAIK - Maybe the CAD Manager hates Exploders with a passion, or maybe he's provided a replacement for that command that works the way he wants it to. Or maybe it's old customization that ought to be removed...