BrenBren
2017-04-19, 12:46 PM
I have a question; I think I know the answer, but figured I'd check here too. When I run the array command, I'd like the default values to be the same as the values I just used. I often use the array command in the following matter - array an object a certain distance; I then need a larger gap between the last set of objects and the next set, so I offset the object, and then array it again. Basically objects..gap..objects..gap.. etc.
Everytime I have to go in and change the default array settings to what it was before. It's annoying, as it doesn't appear to tab through the settings like I'd like it to - so it's mouse, click, type, mouse, click, type.
I think what I'll have to do is make a custom array command using some sort of programming (probably lisp) that will allow me enter my values in an easier manner, but what I really want is for AutoCAD to just remember the last values I used.
So, long story short, is there a way to make the array command remember the last values I entered?
Everytime I have to go in and change the default array settings to what it was before. It's annoying, as it doesn't appear to tab through the settings like I'd like it to - so it's mouse, click, type, mouse, click, type.
I think what I'll have to do is make a custom array command using some sort of programming (probably lisp) that will allow me enter my values in an easier manner, but what I really want is for AutoCAD to just remember the last values I used.
So, long story short, is there a way to make the array command remember the last values I entered?