However, AutoCAD is inconsistent in how I employ these commands. For example, the DdRModes dialog box controls about a dozen system variables. As of AutoCAD 2000, the CmdDia command not longer works. An alternative to controlling the plot process is to pre configure a bunch of PCP files. PlotId tells me the name of the current plotter configuration.
Some commands have no command-line version.
OleLinks , Render, Lights , Scene , etc. There is no way to control these from a script file. There are a grand total of four commands that relate specifically to scripts. In fact, these commands are of absolutely no use for any other purpose. A great way to creating an infinite loop.