Eric Stewart
2007-09-18, 02:42 PM
Or maybe someone will show me a trick.
I am placing hundreds of structural columns. I am placing them by grid intersection. Once I click finish on the options bar about 75% of the columns placed are not oriented the way I want them. I must rotate each one 90deg. Selecting the column, picking the rotate tool, typing 90 and pressing enter in the options bar.
Back in the old days.
(defun c:r90()
(command ".rotate" pause "" "ins" pause "90")
)
Then I could place all my columns, and go back to each one envoking the "r90" command by a simple right click and two picks per column and it would be rotated.
Don't get me wrong, I DON'T want to go back to AutoCAD, but some simple scripting would help out in this area along with many others.
I am placing hundreds of structural columns. I am placing them by grid intersection. Once I click finish on the options bar about 75% of the columns placed are not oriented the way I want them. I must rotate each one 90deg. Selecting the column, picking the rotate tool, typing 90 and pressing enter in the options bar.
Back in the old days.
(defun c:r90()
(command ".rotate" pause "" "ins" pause "90")
)
Then I could place all my columns, and go back to each one envoking the "r90" command by a simple right click and two picks per column and it would be rotated.
Don't get me wrong, I DON'T want to go back to AutoCAD, but some simple scripting would help out in this area along with many others.