#How do i share a tool palette in autocad full#
If I can make this work, I will write up a full explanation to share.Įxporting a profile and importing it on another machine will carry those palette groups over.Įxport and import tool palette files (XTP) and tool palette group files (XPG) to share with others.Įxport Tool Palettes and Tool Palette Groups Can you create a command macro that changes the current tool palette group? And if so, what is the syntax?.Can Palette groups be shared on a network? And if so, what is needed to accomplish this?.So to sum this up, I have a few primary questions: However, I do not know exactly how palette groups are stored and if and how they could be shared across the network.Īnd to attempt to make this transparent to the users, my hope is that when they click on an icon that used to swap palettes that it would now swap palette groups instead.
#How do i share a tool palette in autocad update#
I suspect that this methodology predates palette groups and believe that I should update the entire process to make palette groups the method of swapping palettes. But the process of swapping these in and out in this manner removes any and all groups. I can swap out the standard palettes and swap in our custom ones (and restore the defaults as well.) I have even have had success with these being on the network. Well, as this process works, it does so by writing and re-writing the palette path and closing and opening the palettes so they refresh. One of the issues that this introduces, is that Civil 3D relies on a number of tool palettes and I also believe it may include some palette groups. I have been tasked with bringing these into this upgrade. We are finally in earnest migrating to near current versions of AutoCAD Civil 3D. However, this setup was for Land Desktop only.įast forward to present day. I have since then located an AU session which seems to be the source of this family of tools and fully understand its approach. When I started at this company, they had a family of tool palettes that they used and some tool bars that switched between the palettes.
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