I was able to enter CR in the command line that allows me to change my snap to any angle that I referenced it to in 2009 but this command does not work in 2010... Does anyone know the command for this in 2010????? thanks! =)
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I was able to enter CR in the command line that allows me to change my snap to any angle that I referenced it to in 2009 but this command does not work in 2010... Does anyone know the command for this in 2010????? thanks! =)
CR is not a core AutoCAD command, instead it may have been either part of your older PGP file, or a custom routine (LSP, perhaps?).
:: PGP ::
To add this functionality to your new AutoCAD, you would first require access to your old PGP file. Then, scroll to the bottom, and copy the line containing CR into your new PGP file. Save.
:: LSP ::
Find the source code (.lsp file extension), or compiled code (.fas, or .vlx perhaps?), and add a load statement to your ACADDOC.lsp file. Save. Be sure that your ACADDOC.lsp file is in your AutoCAD support path.
There are several other methods of retaining your custom commands, toolbars, etc. You can also look into using a Custom CUI file, loaded as a partial, or even use your MNL file.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you for the information. I tried what you suggested but no luck. I even imported my 2009 cui file to 2010 and it still doesn't not work. I've linked all the paths I needed for the support file. I guess 2010 doesn't recognized it.
I just used the snap command then entered r for rotate. The way I had it set up was less key strokes. Do you have any other suggestions?
You tried what? Did you find CR in a PGP file or did you find the CR lisp function?
What gives your the impression that this was going to solve the issue?Originally Posted by hcadang
EDIT: I should add there is probably a 99.5% chance that whatever CR did in 2009, it will be able to do in 2010. IOW, I doubt very seriously that 2010 broke anything.
Last edited by rkmcswain; 2010-09-15 at 03:44 PM. Reason: add edit
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It sounds to me you had a custom AutoLISP routine created to automate these steps.
If you have a technical question, please find the appropriate forum and ask it there.
You will get a quicker response from your fellow AUGI members than if you sent it to me via a PM or email.
jUSt
thanks yall for the help. it wasnt in the pgp file. i had to go through all my lisp commands and finally found it. it wasnt named properly.
With some more advanced text editors, you can search through numerous files for specific text. Even Windows Search may actually find it.
If you have a technical question, please find the appropriate forum and ask it there.
You will get a quicker response from your fellow AUGI members than if you sent it to me via a PM or email.
jUSt