Start Up Issues

Rhino.Inside AutoCAD
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@James_Melsom, @James_M Ive created a new thread so I can give better support for this one.

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Plugin seems to be installed, but is ignored by AutoCAD. I chose “Always Load” for each popup.
(Does the installer use ProgramData or locations other than Program Files? That won’t be allowed by my Office’s Windows InTune Security …)

When you open a new instance of autocad before you run any command in a new document, you might be getting more information in the command line history about why it is failing, can you post if there is any?

It might look something like this:

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Getting Started with Rhino.Inside.AutoCAD
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Thanks, this is all. It doesn’t mention R.i.AC, perhaps our startup scripts are messing with it:

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EDIT : .. this is from in the normal user login by the way .. copying the Roaming folder worked, thanks!

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Yeah I cant see anything from RiA, If you uninstall in from Add and and Remove Programs and then reinstall the application, and then open AutoCAD does it show any more information on start up, occasionally Autocad will just give up installing plugins if they have failed previously.

Also when you first installed was there any kind of error message dialog which popped up?

Is the second line in the image new, or is that pre-existing, maybe from a LISP script?

You could Try running autocad without RiA as a baseline in between reinstalling and screen grab the start up command history, then we will know if that error is from RiA.

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I have tested it on two systems, one without the scripts, same problem.
I am 99% sure it is the DLLs in the AppData Plugin directory, they are forbidden in our strict new InTune tenant. An excpetion for ..\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\Rhino.Inside.AutoCAD.bundle\ (can’t be more precise, to allow for future versions) should work - will test and post here.
Thanks!