When I copy and paste objects from one drawing to another, how can I keep
the objects from being pasted miles away from where I am drawing?
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When I copy and paste objects from one drawing to another, how can I keep
the objects from being pasted miles away from where I am drawing?
Have you tried using the COPYBASE command, where you can select a base point?Originally Posted by Robert.Hall
that happens to me all the time when i have a custom UCS in use and don't use COPYBASE (i love my 8 button mouse!!)Originally Posted by Robert.Hall
Sometimes, i get lost in my own thoughts and need to ask directions to find my way back.
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Ahhhh, yes, copy with basepoint works for me.
I am so trained using windows that I just have to hit control +C and +V all the time.
I am going to have to teach and old dog a new trick, lol.
Originally Posted by Robert.Hall
I've defined the alias CC to be my copybase. Then I have C for copy; makes it pretty quick. But, I admit, I use ctrl+C a lot, and have to think before I click
Just add the Shift Key...CTRL+SHIFT+C
I have it set up (changed in the config files) to have CopyBase CTRL+D...Originally Posted by teun.ham
also, kind of off the topic, but I have instances where I need to turn on and off my snap... which i have set up as CTRL+F!!
F3 will turn on and off your snaps as well...Originally Posted by nickeshaffer
yea, but that's a long reach for my short stubby little fingers!!!!!!Originally Posted by BrenBren
Originally Posted by nickeshaffer
well, when my hand is always on the escape key (you know, I always mess up something, escape is my best friend), F3 is just right there