Inserted Logo gets border when imported in new drawing

Bas Weinans
Bas Weinans
in 2D Drafting
 hello, I placed my logo in my template file. I turned off the border with "IMAGEFRAME". 

Afterwards I import the template as new layout, and there is the border again. How can I change it such way that my impored layout never have borders around the logo?

Comments

  • Anthony Apostolaros
    Anthony Apostolaros
    Did you check the FRAME setting? It's supposed to override IMAGEFRAME. And I think both variables are stored in the DWG file, so for the future you may have to set them in your template file.
  • John Gaunt
    John Gaunt
    I don't use templates, but I found when I open any file Frame had always defaulted back to 1 - the choices are 0 to 3.
    I put a line in my On_docload.lsp (SETVAR "FRAME" 2) - to display but not plot.
    It means every file wants to save when I close it regardless of whether it has been edited.
  • Torsten Moses
    Torsten Moses
    Dear John,
    that problem can be solved :-)

    [code]
    (acad-push-dbmod)
       :
    (setvar "FRAME" 2)
       :
    (acad-pop-dbmod)
    [/code]

    Place the "(acad-push-dbmod)" statement as very first in on_doc_load.lsp, and (acad-pop-dbmod)as very last ...
    many greetings !
  • John Gaunt
    John Gaunt
    Thanks Torsten, I think I should learn a little about what all those unfamiliar expressions (with hyphens) do.
    The vocabulary has apparently grown since I obtained a basic grasp of lisp, not even sure if they are called lisp functions.
  • Bas Weinans
    Bas Weinans

    I put a line in my On_docload.lsp

    can you please specify what this is? /how to find?
  • John Gaunt
    John Gaunt
    Correctly it's on_doc_load.lsp.
    It is a file which Bricscad reads on opening every file, you can edit it and add that line just as it is.
    Bcad creates the file on installation and you should be able to search and find it.
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