Command suppression using (command "vplayers"..)

[tsigwing]

I am using the following to freeze layers in certain viewports:

(vl-cmdf "vplayer" "f" "*e-*,*e|*,*m|*,*m-*,*clng*,*flor*,*furn*,*text*,*prop*" "s" vp "" "T" "XREF" "s" vp "" "")

It works fine but spews everything to the command prompt which stinks. Any way to suppress this or a better way to freeze layers in viewports?

 

[Scott]

You probably already know this, or have done it, but try setting cmdecho to
0. I don't know if it will help, but it is a start...

Scott

I am using the following to freeze layers in certain viewports:

(vl-cmdf "vplayer" "f"

"*e-*,*e|*,*m|*,*m-*,*clng*,*flor*,*furn*,*text*,*prop*" "s" vp "" "T" "XREF" "s" vp "" "")

It works fine but spews everything to the command prompt which stinks.

Any way to suppress this or a better way to freeze layers in viewports?

 

[John Uhden]

Other than the cmdecho suggestion, as you had inquired earlier, check out my response in the "vla-sendcommand" thread. Meanwhile, no, there is no other method (save perhaps ARX) to accomplish what the VPLAYER command does.

I am using the following to freeze layers in certain viewports:

(vl-cmdf "vplayer" "f"

"*e-*,*e|*,*m|*,*m-*,*clng*,*flor*,*furn*,*text*,*prop*" "s" vp "" "T" "XREF" "s" vp "" "")

It works fine but spews everything to the command prompt which stinks. Any

way to suppress this or a better way to freeze layers in viewports?