Can I copy a UCS?

[Siberian]

I created a new UCS for one of my drawings. I would like to use this spesific UCS also for other drawings I have, since they all relate. How can I do this without having to set it up manually for each one?

[LSR]

I created a new UCS for one of my drawings. I would like to use this spesific UCS also for other drawings I have, since they all relate. How can I do this without having to set it up manually for each one?

 

I don't think you can copy a UCS...however, you can make a macro the way you had created your new UCS or a script for that matter.

[FazBear]

How about copying the contents of the drawing and pasting them into the drawing with the set UCS? simply save as and voila!

[sardeson]

Write a VBA or lisp routine to autocreate the desired UCS or UCSs upon open of a new document or when using a certain template.

[rvpas]

Hi

Regrettably to my knowledge not!

On the other hand a tip which I use:

Makes curent your ucs

Create one line on the axis X with orthomode F8

Copy and paste in the new drawing this line

Use UCS command with option object

And select your line

Your UCS turns automatically with the object

Bye

Pascal

[BIGAL]

You could set up multiple ucs's in say a DWT remember when you do a UCS to also do S for save and give it a name, say for 3d, xface, yface, zface. To use just UCS R xface etc we do civil roads so normally its ucs r ROAD