UCS button?
Some days I am doing work in 2D that required me to change my ucs when dimensioning every few minutes. AutoCad had a button I could use to set the UCS to a line, then back to normal. Right now I keep using the command bar and type in "UCS" then E to snap to a line, then UCS P, to get my UCS back to normal.
Is there a toolbar button for this, because I sure can't find it. I find this very annoying as I use toolbar buttons for most everything and I don't have a clue how to make my own.
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- Right click top bar that host all your GUI commands
- A menu comes out, Select Customize
- select toolbars tab
- In left box with tree starting with "BRICSCAD" right click on this "BRICSCAD" text
- In menu that comes out select "Append toolbar" (and give it a name then click ok)
- Go through tree list to find the name you gave your new toolbar, once found right click it and select "append tool"
- At top of add tool box: select "Create new tool"
- Now in the boxes below the top box, just keep toolbox as is for now I believe it it will say file in pulldown.
- in next box below: Give your command a title like "UCSLine"
- Help just explains what the command does when hovering over it you can leave it blank or tell yourself what your command will do.
- In the command box put: ^c^c_ucs;_e;
- Furthermore in the command box you can also do instead of ^c^c_ucs;_E;, by taking out the ';' and replace them with spaces which is a good habit for scripting too like so: "^c^c_ucs _E "
- You can find or make yourself a 16x16 pixels or 32x32 pixels .bmp image or better yet .png image.
- Click ok
- Click ok
- Right click on top top bar again and go to BRICSCAD pull out and find your toolbars name you just made
- Toolbar you just created should show up somewhere on your screen and you should be good to go form there.
- Repeat these steps to create another button to go back to plan view with code: "^c^c_ucs _p "
There may be a way to make a button toggle between your special entities UCS and plan UCS by using LISP or other code but these macros are quick and easy they just take up more space.I personally use custom aliases set int he PGP file for most all commands since I can type fast and when UCS is needed I type UCS which is not that often. I think the keyboard is faster most of the time than moving mouse across the screen to click a button. But I digressHope that helps.Thanks,Steven0 -
Steven,Thank you!0
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