vanowm Posted April 29 Share Posted April 29 (edited) Does AutoCAD have ability to "link" two entities together, so it would automatically highlight both if either of them was selected? A block comes to mind. But is there a way somehow if selected entity was moved, the other would stay at its original position? Basically what I'm doing is transforming a 3D plane into 2D and sometimes it's visually impossible to know what's what, so I need to place some kind of reference points at the same location on each entity and somehow present user with visual clue which reference on 2d matches 3d reference. Currently I place points are references with different colors Edited April 29 by vanowm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lastknownuser Posted May 6 Share Posted May 6 On 29/04/2024 at 02:19, vanowm said: Does AutoCAD have ability to "link" two entities together, so it would automatically highlight both if either of them was selected? A block comes to mind. But is there a way somehow if selected entity was moved, the other would stay at its original position? Basically what I'm doing is transforming a 3D plane into 2D and sometimes it's visually impossible to know what's what, so I need to place some kind of reference points at the same location on each entity and somehow present user with visual clue which reference on 2d matches 3d reference. Currently I place points are references with different colors Select two or more, right click, group Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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