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Is there a way to start a Python script I've made from Civil 3D other than from the IronPython console "Run Script" button or pressing F5? Like, if I've made a script called CIRCLE2 that creates a circle slightly differently than the CIRCLE command, can I do something like type "CIRCLE2" in the Civil 3D command line and get it to run from there?
This would allow me to run a Python script repeatedly (by pressing Space or Enter to repeat last command) without going back to the IronPython console and pressing F5 again, making it faster to run the same command many times in a row. It would also allow Python scripts to be referenced by AutoCAD script (.scr) files.
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Is there a way to start a Python script I've made from Civil 3D other than from the IronPython console "Run Script" button or pressing F5? Like, if I've made a script called CIRCLE2 that creates a circle slightly differently than the CIRCLE command, can I do something like type "CIRCLE2" in the Civil 3D command line and get it to run from there?
This would allow me to run a Python script repeatedly (by pressing Space or Enter to repeat last command) without going back to the IronPython console and pressing F5 again, making it faster to run the same command many times in a row. It would also allow Python scripts to be referenced by AutoCAD script (.scr) files.
Thanks!
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