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  1. 2008-01-25, 07:51 PM #41
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chris.N View Post
    MT is the shortcut, and it also works with toolpalette tools if invoked prior to button selection.
    Really? My MT is "mtext" (I don't know if I changed it in my pgp a long time ago or not )
    I have MLT as an alias for "multiple".
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    My MT is mtext also. I don't have an MLT, so I'm thinking we both changed our pgp files for the mtext. GMTA I guess.
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    MT is Mtext by default. There is no alias for Multiple in the OOTB pgp file.
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    Random one for you people to try "xline". Try and find the end of the line...



    Hint, it never ends...lol
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    ._CONVERTPOLY

    ._DUMPMEMALLOC

    GLOBCHECK (sysvar)

    AecFileOpenMessage

    AecFileSaveMessage

    (Aec commands N/A in vanilla AutoCAD. To find more of these, type in AEC and start pressing the TAB key)

    ._FILTER
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    SORTENTS.

    Controls the order in which objects (ENTities) are displayed, selected and plotted. Setting SORTENTS to 127 (default value in some releases) makes the last-drawn appear over older objects.
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    What is GLOBCHECK? I can't find anything in the documentation.
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    FULLPLOTPATH (Acad 2006 and up)
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    Quote Originally Posted by tedg View Post
    Really? My MT is "mtext" (I don't know if I changed it in my pgp a long time ago or not )
    I have MLT as an alias for "multiple".


    man, i really have no idea anymore. i don't think i can blame migration, cuz this is a new machine.... all this stuff just blends after so long.
    Sometimes, i get lost in my own thoughts and need to ask directions to find my way back.
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    Default Re: What's the most obscure, least known command that you know and will share?

    i think either rk or john turned me onto TFRAMES

    toggles wipeout frame visibility
    Sometimes, i get lost in my own thoughts and need to ask directions to find my way back.
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