I have used the Burst command from Express Tools for years with no problems. Suddenly a couple of weeks ago, it doesn't work on my AutoCAD 2013. When I select an object or several objects to burst, I get this in the command line after selecting the object(s):
bad argument type: VLA-object collection
Everyone else's machine uses it fine. I use this command quite a bit, so I need it to work. I don't know much about Visual Lisp, so if anyone can help, I need to understand it. Thanks.
What you should do first is find the location of the "Burst.lsp", for me that is "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD Map 3D 2011\Express"
Open autocad and type "vlide" into the command line. That will activate the lisp editor.
Open the "Burst.lsp" file from the location you found.
Now go to Lee's link and follow what the tutorial shows, in order. If your autocad is throwing an error, one of the lines should be highlighted if you follow it.
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