Macro

How Do I Create A Macro For Scaleing A Block With Attribuite Down Say 1/2

^^scale

^^select Objects

This Is Where Im Confusied Because I Dont Know How Pick Base Point Or Pause For User Input. Is It Even Possible Using Macros???

Use backslash to pause within a macro, e.g.:

^C^C_scale;\;\;

(did not test)

^C^Cscale;\;\0.5; (untested)

Works for single entity

You could always just select all the blocks you want to scale and use the properties panel to scale them all by a half by their basepoint.

I Love How I Can Write My Treads In Cap And It Changes To Small Automatically Thanks Guys / Means Enter Got It

Yeah That's Pretty Cool.. It's So That It Doesn't Look Like You're Yelling At Us.

Yeah That's Pretty Cool.. It's So That It Doesn't Look Like You're Yelling At Us.

Yeah, for most people "CAPS-LOCK = shouting" but most CAD's just leave the keyboard on CAPS-LOCK the whole time anyway, so you can't really blame 'em

It is annoying though, so I wrote a program that switches caps on and off based on app you in

It is annoying though, so I wrote a program that switches caps on and off based on app you in

Haha, going the extra mile...

Yea, But Even Then, It Gets Annoying Sometimes

^C^C_SCALE;_All;;*0,0;.5;

Ok Mac. Do you think the above would work?

At the command line "SCALE", select (pick) all, 0,0,0 (base)

Scale factor ".5"

I'm usually goin' from inches to mm's (scale 25.4).

With the global economy, although I work in inches, easy enough to scale for mm's.

It is annoying though, so I wrote a program that switches caps on and off based on app you in.

I often forget "CAP LOCK ON', but then again I'm in Excel or AutoCAD where I most always use CAPS.

Commander Duh:

When I lived in Mesa, AZ, early 70's, I found an Arizona license plate that was (forget the year) made from copper. Haven't seen one since.

I gave it to a friend living in a carriage house back east for his collection of antique license plates.

This would work Tankman:

^C^C_.scale;all;;0,0,0;0.5;