Batch Production Of Individual E-transmit Files

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Question ? 

 I recently started using e-transmit for sending files. The option of e-transmit is available only when file is open so can be done with one sheet only.

 How about when I want to send multiple sheet & some of there are interlinked. Is there a set up which I can use from window explorer rather than opening the file, so I can choose multifiles.

 Solution

 Step 1

 Download AutoScript-for-AutoCAD file from the following LINK


Step 2

 Download and copy the script to your computer


Step 3

 Open Autoscript from AutoCAD

  • Goto Drawing > Add Files / Add Folder
  • Browse your script file
  • Run > Start
  • Done.

Comments

  1. Anonymous12 September 2017 at 10:55

    hi Shibin.. thanks for this very useful tip.

    i have a lisp(given below) to reduce file size.

    (defun c:RFZ ()
    (dictremove (namedobjdict) "ACAD_DGNLINESTYLECOMP")
    (command "-purge" "all" "" "n")
    (command "-purge" "r" "" "n")
    (command "qsave")
    )

    can we use this lisp as the same way like you did for e-transmitting , without opening multiple drawings in a folder.

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  2. Shibin Sudhakaran12 September 2017 at 13:54

    Yes. Save your lisp file as script [ eg : xxxxx.scr ] and follow the same.

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    Replies
    1. Anonymous13 September 2017 at 10:10

      thankyou for your reply..
      but its not working, the autocad itself got stuck..
      is there anything to be changed in the lisp?
      if possible .. it will be a great help

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    2. Shibin Sudhakaran13 September 2017 at 10:56

      Its working fine for me. The cleaning rate of a file depends on the size of the CAD file.

      Follow the link to download the script file...
      https://app.box.com/s/n3lmmxuoksn10qilyl4hkg9igvioi5bd

      Delete
    3. Anonymous13 September 2017 at 11:20

      i tried... but its just opened the drawing just saved and close... the size remained the same

      Delete
    4. Anonymous4 July 2022 at 10:29

      Hai shibin.thanks for this very useful tip.can you make pdf plot script file. it will be a great help.

      Delete

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