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hello dear:

 

i am trying to use this routine to unfreeze all layers,

I have tried several methods and they have not worked.

I attach the file that I use.

 

any comment is welcomed

 

thanks

test.lsp test.DWG

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There is already a default command for that "LAYTHW"

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1 hour ago, jonathann3891 said:

There is already a default command for that "LAYTHW"

 

I didn't know that - learn something every day!

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the command "LAYTHW"    

applies to the red arrow only

but even side is still frozen

 

and it is what I want to defrost

 

 

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This is viewport freeze. so its not the layer that is frozen its the viewport not showing the layer.

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/vp-freeze-thaw-in-all-viewports-in-all-drawings/m-p/10556247/highlight/true#M418998

 

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if you only want to do specific layers change the "*" to layer names you want to freeze/thaw

 

"0,Defpoints,layer1"

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57 minutes ago, mhupp said:

This is viewport freeze.

 

I reckon that this is all I need for an internet search...... "autocad lisp thaw viewport layers"

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/lisp-file-to-thaw-all-layers-frozen-in-the-viewport/td-p/3797286

 

Ha, look at that 2nd result on the page.....

 

Though MHUPPS link also shows freezing them too

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ACCOMPLISHED

 

 

THANKS

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You have to skip the current layer except for ON or OFF, I believe.  Off will prompt for permission to OFF the current layer.

 

You can do the same in the layer dialog.  select first layer, shift select last layer, click the snowflake or lightbulb, whatever for the last layer.

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You can also select all layers in the Layer Properties Manager then right-click and select "VP Thaw All Layers in All Viewports".

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