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[Lee Mac]

As I suspected...

 

The vlr-command-reactor is undefined (or redefined) for some reason on your system, meaning the program cannot create the Command Reactor required to monitor command usage.

 

Before I suggest a reinstallation of AutoCAD, can you please try a few things:

 

• Try manually typing (vl-load-com) at the command-line (include the brackets), and then reloading the program - do you receive the same error?
  

 

• What is returned if you type (vlr-reactors) at the command-line?
  

 

• Are you running any other customisations on your system which aren't running on the other computers you have tried?
  

[moatt]

Typing (vl-load-com) does nothing that I can tell. No error, no message, nothing. (vlr-reactors) gives an error.

 

Command: (vl-load-com)

Command: Specify opposite corner or [Fence/WPolygon/CPolygon]:
Command: (vlr-reactors)
; error: no function definition: VLR-REACTORS

Command: TEXTSCR

 

No, no modifications. I have a few lisp routines I use, but they're on both of my 2015 computers. Nothing that would affect this. I've never even heard of vlr-reactors before. No clue what happened.

[Lee Mac]

Typing (vl-load-com) does nothing that I can tell. No error, no message, nothing.

 

Returning nothing is correct; this function loads the Visual LISP ActiveX extensions - I was unsure whether these would be required for the reactor functions, and sometimes such extensions aren't loaded unless this expression is entered at the command-line manually.

 

(vlr-reactors) gives an error.

 

Command: (vl-load-com)

Command: Specify opposite corner or [Fence/WPolygon/CPolygon]:
Command: (vlr-reactors)
; error: no function definition: VLR-REACTORS

Command: TEXTSCR

 

(vlr-reactors) is simply a standard Visual LISP Reactor function which lists all reactors which are currently running. I chose this function to test as I knew that it shouldn't error under any circumstances (if no reactors are running it should simply return nil).

 

I can only suggest a reinstallation of AutoCAD as it seems that the Visual LISP Reactor module is either not installed or is corrupt - consequently, any reactor-driven application will not work on your system.