I'm learning so be nice, this will be easy

I seem to run into this a lot so there must be a simple solution, I have
this simple code and it just says Command: fz Unknown command "FILLET".
Sorry for the stupid question
Thanks
Dave

(defun c:fz ()
(setq old_filletrad (getvar "filletrad"))
(setvar "filletrad" 0.0)
(command "fillet" pause pause)
(setvar "filletrad" old_filletrad)
(princ)
)

 

Maybe something has redefined your fillet command.
Try prefixing "Fillet" with a dot ".Fillet", which means use the builtin function.

 

Worked here.
A2K4

Tim

 

it work fine for me

 

That worked great, thank you
Now for others that don't work
I want dd to open the layer dialog box, i know i know just use the pgp....i
want it all lisp for ease, I have all my other one keys setup in my lisp and
plan to keep it that way. when i use layer it says unkown command, when i
use .layer it brings up the command line version

Also ai_molc doesn't seem to work with lisp either

(defun C:ai ()
(command "ai_molc")
(princ)
)
(defun C:dd ()
(command "layer")
(princ)
)

 

(defun C:ai ()
(c:ai_molc)
(princ)
)
(defun C:dd()
(command "_.-layer")
(princ)
)
___

\>

 

(defun c:ai ()
(c:ai_molc)
)

(defun c:dd ()
(initdia)
(command ".layer")
)

 

Oops. Jim's right. I misread your post; thought you *wanted* the command
line version.
___

 

The ai_molc worked but none of those work to bring up the layermanager
dialog

 

What does thedd command do? What version of AutoCAd?
It brings up Layer Properties Managet Dialog in AutoCAD 2000 and 2004 for
me.

 

It brings up the layer properties manager, I need the layer manager, so it
needs to be _layer instead of .layer but if i put in _layer it says unknown
command, I'm running adt 2004

 

If you want the layer manager from Express Tools the command is lman

(defun c:dd ()
(c:lman)
)

 

no, no, i want the dialog you get when you type in LAYER in 04

 

(defun c:dd ()
(initdia)
(command ".layer")
)

Worked for me in 2005 is your cmddia set to 1?

Rick

 

ADT must be different. When I type layer in AutoCAD2004 I get the Layer
Properties Manager, but you said that is not what you want.

 

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