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Join Date: 2006-04
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Whenever I set the UCSFOLLOW variable to 1, it always defaults back to 0 if I close the file and re-open it. This is very frustrating as I have to change it every time I open the drawing.
I never had a problem with this on older versions of AutoCAD (2006 and earlier). Is there something I need to do to make sure this does not re-set? Thanks. |
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Join Date: 2001-03
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Hi
As far as I know the behaviour of UCSFollow has not been altered in AutoCAD 2007. Is it being automatically set within a file like... Acad.lsp AcadDoc.lsp Custom.mnl etc Just checking here... You do realise UCSFollow is per Tab ( Model and Layout(s) ) and per Floating Viewport ? Have a good one, Mike
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I've found the same problem as you, so have contacted Autodesk to see if this is a bug with 2007. Apparently it is and they are aware of it. They have sent a Lisp file as a short term workaround solution for now. Basically, all it does is force UCSFOLLOW to 1 each time a drawing is opened. Works great - just copy it into the SUPPORT directory of AutoCAD and you're away.
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Is this lisp routine still the best work around? Will this be fixed in v2008? |
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Over a year later, we are now having this problem on about half of the machines in the office. It started with the upgrade to 2008. Does anyone have a better solution than switching the setting via startup lisp. That kind of goes against the whole reason the setting is file specific in the first place, doesn't it?
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Not sure whether it has anything to do with the ucsfollow, but whenever I have issues with layers and viewports this is one of the first things I check and most of the time it does.
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according to help, the setting is ignored in paperspace, and is kept separate from modelspace, or from inside each viewport. we have ours set at 0 as we dont have a necessity to change it otherwise, I have no problem working at an angle to the drawing space.
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