If indeed you set this value to 2 AND you have your properties palette docked when you make this variable change, then you will encounter the disappearing properties palette. However, if you would like the program to start without opening a new drawing, this is where the problem may occur. If you are interested in setting this variable so that the Create New Drawing dialog shows up prompting you to choose a template to start from then you may set this value to 1. The out-of-the-box setting is 0 which will open a new drawing at startup using the default template file set for QNEW. If available in the application a custom dialog box is displayed Starts without opening a drawing template file. Starts without opening a drawing template file, and displays the Startup or the Create New Drawing dialog box.
Here are the settings available and what they do: 0ĭisplays the Select Template dialog box, or uses a default drawing template file set in the Options dialog box, on the Files tab. The STARTUP system variable controls what displays when the program starts up or when a new drawing is opened. Does any of this sound familiar?ĭid this disappearance coincide with you making a change to your STARTUP system variable? If so, I have a possible solution. Maybe it has shrunken down to a barely-visible sliver somewhere. You cycle through toggling it off and then on again to no avail.
You look to the home tab of the ribbon to toggle it on, but it is already on. One day you are working in Civil 3D 2014 to find that your Properties Palette you use so often is nowhere to be found.
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