There are two main reasons for this situation. One is that your custom interface file may be damaged, and the other is that your CAD has loaded some abnormal programs, which are often called CAD viruses. These situations may cause abnormal behavior and interface display problems in CAD.
Your current effect is equivalent to entering "-batch" under normal settings (the effect of a horizontal bar in front of the command). Can't you pop up a dialog box in an empty image? Try searching for acad*.lsp, delete them all, and then open CAD to see if it works.
Only found a solution to the problem that double-clicking the fill cannot pop up the edit dialog box:
Tools Menu-Customize-Interface-
1. Find the "Pattern Fill" item in the double-click action from above
2. Select "All Commands Only" to "Modify" from below, and then find "Hatch Editing"
3. Hold down the left mouse button to select "Pattern Fill Edit" and drag it to the "Pattern Fill" option above. This way, it will turn into a left-facing arrow. Release the mouse button to replace the original "shortcut function". Remember to save after the replacement is completed!
4. Restart cad
①. Close CAD (be sure to close the running CAD program first).
②. Press the F3 key to open the file search window of the XP system, search for and delete the three files acad.lsp, acadappp.lsp and acadapp.lsp.
Note: Before searching, be sure to select "Local hard drive..." as the search scope, and check "Advanced Options" in "Search Options". In the advanced options, check the "Search subfolders" item to ensure that all related files are searched and cleared.
③. Copy the following code and run it on the CAD command line to restore the modified default values of system variables:
(setvar "zoomfactor" 40)(setvar "mbuttonpan" 1)(setvar "HIGHLIGHT" 1)(setvar "fillmode" 1)
④Use Notepad to open the "acad.mnl" file under CAD, find the last line of code (load "acadappp") at the end of the file, and then delete this line of code. (If this line of code does not exist in the "acad.mnl" file, you can ignore this operation)
Attachment: The "acad.mnl" file may be in the following directory,
In the Autodesk\AutoCAD 200*\R*.*\chs\Support folder, you can find the path to C:\Documents and Settings\***\Application Data.
Restart the computer!
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