Select Previous Selection Set c/w GRIPS

[murrayc.49304]

I like using GRIPS.. a LOT...

If I want to move some objects, I will select them first so their grips become active, click on just one of the grips, press the spacebar once and then move my objects to a new location, and press the Esc key.

Now let's say I need to move them again...

Instead of clicking on the objects again to activate their grips, simply enter the PSELECT command, enter P for previous, and press the Enter key twice.

That's it!

[lynn.allen]

Hi there...I think you meant the "Select" command...not PSELECT...right? it's just a typo (did someone already correct you here?)

Great tip though!

Lynn Allen

[Mike.Perry]

Hi there...I think you meant the "Select" command...not PSELECT...right? it's just a typo (did someone already correct you here?)

Great tip though!Hi

Try ._PSelect at the AutoCAD Command Line, it works perfectly (the command is also available via the Properties Palette, please refer to attached screen capture).

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From the Autodesk Discussion Groups "All AutoCAD Groups" -

PSelect (http://discussion.autodesk.com/search.jspa?numResults=25&inputEntered=true&source=forumlist%7C8&q=pselect&objID=c8&search.x=0&search.y=0) - 21 results.

Have a good one, Mike