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Field examples you can add to template title block since they reference the current document not drawing objects. Drawing path and filename with file extension: %<\AcVar Filename \f "%fn7">% Drawing path and filename without file extension: <\AcVar Filename \f "%fn3">% This way they will automatically update if you move or rename the drawing.

@mark_kostic - you might also create a block that contains a FIELD that contains the drawing path and filename, then you can just insert this block each time, or include it in your templates.

It mostly works on the Pipe_Network drawing.

My QuickField application is designed to generate fields which reference object properties, and so may only be used to generate field expressions found under the 'Object' category within the FIELD command dialog. As @tombu has helpfully suggested, field expressions with no dependence on Object IDs may be embedded directly within a template without losing the ability to update the field value.

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Here you go. (defun c:Ply2Lay (/ ss) (command "_layer" "_m" "SHAPE" "_c" "7" "" "_lw" "0.40" "" "") (and (setq ss (ssget "_X" '((0 . "*POLYLINE")))) ((lambda (int / sn lst pos) (while (setq lst nil int (1+ int) sn (ssname ss int) ) (foreach dxf (entget sn) (or (and (setq pos (vl-position (car dxf) '(8 40 41 43))) (setq lst (cons (cons (car dxf) (nth pos '("SHAPE" 0.0 0.0 0.0))) lst)) ) (setq lst (cons dxf lst))) ) (entmod (reverse lst)) ) ) -1 ) ) (princ) ) (vl-load-com)

It will depend on the objects (and number of objects/size of drawing) but a simple method I often use is select everything and in properties turn transparency to 50 and lineweight to the highest setting, then turn lineweight visibility on. This does depend on whether you actually use those settings in your drawing. But if not it gives a quick visual clue as to where problem areas are. And as an added bonus you can also quicly see where lines are made up of short segments, because where objects touch or overlap you see a clear color difference. And when you are done simply turn transparency and lineweight back to 'ByLayer'. Sometimes it is also easier if you also use properties to overide the color when there are many colors in a drawing. This does depend on everything using properties 'ByLayer' otherwise you lose those individual settings.

Use a Field with DIESEL. For the first use this and adjust the last number to show what you want. $(substr,$(getvar,"dwgprefix"),1,$(-,$(strlen,$(getvar,"dwgprefix")),9)) For the last example use this.... $(getvar,"dwgprefix")PDF\

I solved it using the way described by this post: https://github.com/ADN-DevTech/AutoCAD-Net-Wizards/issues/8: follow the listed steps: Run AutoCADNetWizards.msi, it should say setup success:) download the MSI Extractor，you can extract files from AutoCADNetWizards.msi you can get two zip files, one is AutoCADNetWizards\Visual Basic\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2021 VB plug‐in.zip, the other is AutoCADNetWizards\Visual C#\Autodesk\ AutoCAD 2021 CSharp plug‐in.zip copy these two template zip files to the visual studio template fold like this in my machine:D:\My Documents\Visual Studio 2019\Templates\ProjectTemplates Run the visual studio and new a project, in the templates select window, type "autocad" in the search text box, then you should find these two .net templates! good luck!

Intel inbuilt graphics card After reinstall it's ok